Nairobi — Kenyan High Commissioner to Ghana Eliphas Barine has emphasized the need for Kenyans living in the diaspora to also recognize both past and present heroes in the country.

According to Barine, Kenyans living in the diaspora should continue flying theKenyan flag high as they celebrate its unity and achievements.

"Mashujaa Day reminds us of the remarkable individuals who have shaped our nation. It's a day to recognize the heroes among us, past and present, who continue to make valuable contributions to our homeland. To us as Kenyans living in Ghana, let us continue to fly the Kenyan flag high in our host nation and to also celebrate our unity and achievements."

While referring to the Mashujaa day celebrations the Kenyans in Ghana Association chairperson Emma Wenani stated that the fete embodies the spirit of unity and collaboration within the community.

"We are thrilled as a team to have hosted the Mashujaa Day celebrations. We extend our deepest appreciation to the Kenyan High Commission in Ghana, our sponsors and partners for their invaluable support, and, most importantly, to the Kenyan community whose presence made this day colorful and memorable."

During the celebrations, the association brought together Kenyans living in Ghana to commemorate the heroes and heroines of Kenya.

The family fun day event, held at Mmofra Park on 21st October, was a resounding success hosting over 200 people including children, reinforcing the strong bonds within the Kenyan Community in Ghana.

The celebration featured a vibrant display of Kenyan culture especially through music and food. Attendees were treated to a diverse array of activities, including music and inspirational speeches.