Blog Kenya, expat Kenya

One Trailing Spouse    
I am an American "trailing spouse," living in Nairobi temporarily with my husband, who has a 6 month job assignment. I write about transitioning between identities and locations, with some travel posts thrown in for good measure.

by: emilyemcgee | find out more

Enjoy Kenya    
The Online Travel Guide for Kenya

by: Mutama | find out more

Learn Laugh Love    
Christian volunteer turned expat living & working in Nairobi. Love to travel around the country learning new things; love to share through photography and mildly sarcastic captions. Blog is a mix of interactions with people, animals, culture and life in Kenya.

by: eshabouk | find out more

Ball-Burgess Adventures    
This is the blog of a Bermudian girl living in Nairobi. I invite you to share my ordinary dreams simple hopes through my experiences here.

by: thelizardandtherock | find out more

yoga and baking classes    
i am a great lover of baking and taking baking classes and yoga for the people who are interested in. I have a food blog as well.

by: liveurlife | find out more

Mama Mzungu    
We are an American family living in Western Kenya having misadventures in poverty-researching and progeny-raising. The blog is about being an unusual breed of expat. We're not missionaries motivated by faith. We're not embassy workers cloistered in capital cites. We're not young unattached adventure-seekers starting their career as underpaid aid workers. We occupy a space somewhere in between all of that.

by: ksiegal | find out more

curiousmeredith    
Exploring the world through food & drink... and all the other fun stuff in between.

by: meredithb | find out more

On the Threshold of Africa    
personal thoughts on transition to life in Kenya for an expat, parent & careers advisor seeking a role and a work permit

by: onthresholdafrica | find out more

Omar's blog    
My Dad's life as a German in Kenya

by: Stoneliquifier | find out more

Dena Crain: Artist/Teacher in Kenya    
Patchwork quilt artist and design teacher writes about life in Kenya as an artist

by: denadale | find out more