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Yes, you need to find a stockbroker either through a bank in Kenya, or an independent Stockbroker if they have them.
Or phone one of the UK brokers, and see if you can deal through them.
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/prices-and-markets/stocks/tools-and-services/find-a-broker/locate-a-broker-search.html
This link is currently under maintenance, but there is a telephone number for their offices in Nairobi.
Kenyan association of Stockbrokers.
http://www.kasib.co.ke/
https://www.nse.co.ke/member-firms/firms.html
http://wazua.co.ke/forum.aspx?g=posts&t=11033
And a note, shares can (and do) go down as well as up, they can go to nothing, as I have bought some that did just that.
Don't even look at day trading, it is just a way for stockbrokers to make money, there are no long term day traders.
To make the biggest returns, keep good shares that pay a dividend and have the dividend paid in more shares not cash, that way compound interest kicks in and you get BIG returns, but only over 5 or more years.
All the best.
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