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The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya
The OCSK is registered in Kenya under the Societies Act. It is recognised formally by the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
Events
September to December 2026
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya (OCSK) is delighted to invite members and friends in the United Kingdom to a Centenary Celebration in London, marking one hundred years of the Society.
If you know an Oxford or Cambridge alumnus with a connection to Kenya who is based in the UK, we would be grateful if you could share this invitation with them. All are warmly invited to join us.
Centenary Celebration
Saturday 10 October 2026 | 14:00 until late (UK time)
14:00–17:00: Lunch
17:00–late: Social drinks
Drake & Morgan, 6 Pancras Square, King’s Cross, London
Guests of Honour
H.E. Amb. Maurice Makoloo, High Commissioner of the Republic of Kenya to the United Kingdom
Marko Tomicic, Honorary Chair, Oxford & Cambridge Society of Kenya
The afternoon will bring together Oxford and Cambridge alumni with ties to Kenya to celebrate a century of the Society, reconnect with friends old and new, and look ahead to the next hundred years.
Please see the flyer below for further information:
For any questions: ocsk.kenya@gmail.com
Pre-Announcement
OCSK in partnership with IVY+ Group of Kenya
Reunion of Generations
Save the Date | 5th December 2026
Muthaiga Country Club, Nairobi
As our extraordinary centenary year draws towards its conclusion, the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya is delighted to announce plans for a very special Reunion of Generations on Saturday, 5 December 2026 , at Muthaiga Country Club, Nairobi .
Throughout our centenary year, we have received numerous requests from members and friends of the Society to hold an OCSK gathering at Muthaiga Country Club, a venue with which the Society has a longstanding historical association. We are therefore particularly delighted that we will have an opportunity to return there for this special occasion.
The evening will bring together different generations of Oxford and Cambridge alumni, from longstanding members of the Society to our newest Oxonians and Cantabrigians, alongside friends from the wider Ivy+ community, members of Muthaiga Country Club and other friends of OCSK.
After a year of events marking 100 years since the establishment of OCSK in 1926 , the Reunion of Generations will provide a fitting opportunity to celebrate our past, reconnect with old friends, make new ones and look forward together to the Society’s second century.
For now, please save the date: Saturday, 5 December 2026.
Further details, including the programme and registration information, will be announced soon.
Celebrating our 1st Centenary (1926-2026)
Read Honorary Chair Marko Tomicic’s reflections on the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya’s historic centenary milestone. Discover how we are honoring a century of connection while building a vibrant, intellectual foundation for our future.
Who We Are
The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya is one of the oldest Oxbridge alumni societies outside the UK. Founded on 27 March 1926 at the Nairobi Club, the OCSK has strengthened ties between graduates of the two universities and directed their social and charitable efforts back home. We are a volunteer-run, non-profit society. Our membership is global, diverse, and united by our special connections to Kenya.
Our Activities
Events
The OCSK hosts a broad range of events, from the formal Annual May Ball Dinner to fun casual mixers.
Mentorship
We run pre-departure mentorship programmes for prospective Oxbridge students.
Scholarships
We act as a Trustee of the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Kenya Scholarship Fund.
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