Brahmins from India started coming to Kenya in the early 1900’s. By 1920 the Brahmin community in Nairobi and in Kenya had grown in significant numbers. The Kenya Brahma Sabha (KBS) was established in 1931 and Mr. Himantram R. Bhatt was appointed as the first chairperson. With hard work and determination, the community managed to get a piece of land from the British Government to build the community hall.

The KBS had humble beginnings but an enduring vision. Over the years, the membership of KBS has gone through a period of expansion with new families immigrating to Kenya and hence growing the cultural, religious and community spirit of our Sabha to be a unified and a dependable network for its community members.