About Us
Welcome to Boma Life Africa—your all-in-one gateway to experiencing East Africa.
At Boma, we believe that moving to or exploring East Africa should be more than a logistical task. It should be an enriching journey of culture, language, and genuine connection. That’s why we bring everything you need under one roof, providing a seamless and supportive experience from the moment you arrive.
Our Offerings
Relocation & Travel Services
We help expats, travelers, and returning Africans settle smoothly into the region. From finding a home and arranging transportation to offering cultural orientation, we handle the details so you can focus on making your move or visit a rewarding experience.
Learn Kiswahili
Language is the heart of any culture. Our Kiswahili lessons are designed to help you connect with people and traditions on a deeper level, whether you’re here for a short trip or a long-term stay.
East Africa Insights
Stay up-to-date with our blog, which provides a local’s perspective on lifestyle, culture, business opportunities, and travel tips. We give you the inside view on what it’s truly like to live and thrive in the region.
The African Shop
Our online shop is a celebration of Africa’s rich heritage and creativity. Discover authentic artifacts, unique dĂ©cor, and lifestyle items that allow you to own and cherish a piece of Africa, no matter where you are.
Our Vision
To be the most trusted and holistic platform that connects people to East Africa—not just as a destination, but as a home and a way of life.
A Note from Our Founder
Boma Life Africa was founded by Anyango Koyo out of a deep passion for sharing the authentic beauty and warmth of East Africa. Having navigated this journey herself, Anyango understands the challenges and joys of embracing a new home. Her vision was to create a platform that doesn’t just offer services, but builds a bridge to a new community and a new way of life.
Boma Life Africa—more than a service, it’s a community and a culture.
Boma Life Africa – Your trusted relocation partner in East Africa.
