1 mission of Mali in Kenya: Consulate of Mali in Nairobi, Kenya. Addresses, phones and contacts.
Head of mission: Dr Odudu Barbara Magoha, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Mali offers a compelling experience for adventurous travelers, highlighted by its rich history and culture. Although it attracts a relatively small number of visitors each year, those who do visit tend to spend significantly, engaging deeply with the country's cultural and natural attractions. This makes Mali an appealing option for a segment of Kenya's population of 54 million.
Mali is generally considered less safe for tourists compared to Kenya. According to the Global Peace Index, Mali ranks 151st out of 160 countries, while Kenya ranks 120th. Although specific murder rates for Mali are not available, Kenya's murder rate is 5.3 per 100,000 people, with a female murder rate of 2.6. In terms of organized crime, Mali has a lower score in some categories compared to Kenya. For instance, Mali scores 3.0 in mafia presence (7.0 for Kenya) and 4.0 in foreign crime (6.5 for Kenya), indicating a relatively lower presence of organized crime. However, Mali scores higher in state crime (8.5) compared to Kenya (8.0), which may indicate concerns regarding law enforcement and governance. Overall, travelers from Kenya should exercise caution when considering travel to Mali, as the safety landscape is challenging.