Projects
Learn more about our ongoing projects on our 'projects' page
Learn more about our ongoing projects on our 'projects' page
We serve the nation through our functions as we look to better utilize the space economy
We have multiple teams of scientists and engineers giving insightful research in space science
Through our outreach program, we are making impact on the local communities
Our mission is coordinating, nurturing and developing the Kenyan Space Sector to maximise the utilization of space opportunities. Our 6 major areas of focus include:
Kenyan Scientists use space technology in conjunction with agriculture to discover how to control and ensure healthy crop growth.
Satellites can be used to provide critical information to make predictions such as earthquake, locust migrations etc...
Satellite communication and imagery has been proven to be be an effective method to track security threats.
Television, radio, telephones, internet pick up signals via communication satellites.
Urban developers use Satellite imaging to closely monitor and support decision making for sustainable urban planning.
Satellites generate multiple forms of data for private use and also for the general public.
The 3- Day Kenya Technical Advisory Mission on Space Law was concluded on 20th April 2023 at the United Nations Headquarters, Nairobi. The advisory mission, tailor-made for the Government of Kenya, was jointly organised by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and the Kenya Space Agency.
Falcon-9 rocket lifted off at 09:48 a.m. from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California with 51 satellites onboard, including Kenya’s Taifa-1 satellite. Taifa-1 satellite was successfully deployed in orbit at 10:52a.m. Kenyan time.
The Kenya Space Agency (KSA) is charged with the responsibility of nurturing the growth of Kenya’s space sector, and creating awareness of opportunities that come with exploitation and exploration of space.