EHAYA

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East & Horn of Africa Youth Association (EHAYA) is a student and youth organization from Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Djibouti. It was created by Somali, Ethiopian and Kenyan teenagers in 2002 for economic and academic cooperation between the future citizens of East and Horn of African nations. It has around 80 regular members but due to their geographic separation, the exact amount of members has been going up and down.

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