As we move into space as the new frontier, we remain focused on delivering against our commitments to our country, our people and the society, in order to deliver positive impact through work. We seek to strengthen our policies, our standards, and governance processes, to ensure that our work is consistent with our purpose and our core values. At the Kenya Space Agency, we have a commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion in our work and in society.
Kenya & Italy collaborate to establish a Satellite launching and tracking base in Malindi.
Over 20 sounding rockets & 9 rockets launched from the Malindi Station.
National Space Secretariat was established.
Kenya Space Agency established as successor to the National Space Secretariate.
2018, May: Kenya deploys in first satellite (nanosatellite) into orbit from the International Space Station (ISS). The satellite, (1KUNS-PF), is a technology demonstrator with a low-resolution camera.
2018, September: Kenya Space Agency first board is inaugurated by the Cabinet Secretary of Defence.
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