List of Kenyan Asian people

The following is a list of notable Kenyan Asians, either persons born in or resident in Kenya with ancestry in South Asia or those descended from Kenyan Asians.

Academia, medicine and science

Business

Law and politics

Music and the Arts

Sport

Misc

See also

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