Kenya High Commission issues fresh advisory as Tanzania returns to normalcy
By Mustafa Juma, November 6, 2025The Kenyan High Commission in Dar es Salaam has reassured Kenyans living in Tanzania that normal operations have resumed at the mission, following the lifting of curfew measures and movement restrictions that were imposed after the general elections in Tanzania.
In an official statement issued on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, the mission emphasised that the welfare and safety of Kenyan nationals in Tanzania remains its top priority.
“The Kenya High Commission in Dar es Salaam wishes to give a reassurance to the Kenyan Community in Tanzania that the Mission has resumed normal operations following the lifting of the curfew and the restrictions put in place after General elections in Tanzania. The welfare and safety of Kenyans residing in Tanzania remains a top priority for the Mission,” the statement read.
Earlier, Kajiado Governor Ole Lenku warned Kenyans against participating in Tanzania’s protest.
Security and protection of Kenyans
According to the High Commission, it is in continuous communication with relevant Tanzanian authorities to ensure the security and protection of Kenyans across the country. Kenyans have been encouraged to continue with their lawful daily activities as usual.
“The Kenya High Commission is in regular communication with the relevant authorities in Tanzania to ensure that the Kenyan nationals are safe and protected. The High Commission encourages the Kenyans in Tanzania to continue with their lawful normal activities as usual,” the Mission added.
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Kenyans urged to remain calm
At the same time, the embassy urged Kenyans to remain calm, vigilant and respectful of local laws, advising them to report any security concerns or distress situations directly to the High Commission.
Kenyans in need of assistance can reach the Mission through the official telephone lines +255 22 2668285/6.
The High Commission noted that additional advisories and updates will be issued through its official communication channels and community networks when necessary.
The reassurance comes amid a return to normalcy in Tanzania after a tense post-election period, during which movement restrictions had raised concerns among expatriate communities, including thousands of Kenyans living and working in the country.