This paper analyzes Kenya's non-alignment strategy, highlighting its interactions with major global powers such as the USA, China, and the European Union, as well as its relations with regional and global actors. The study starts by examining the historical foundations of Kenya's foreign policy and outlines key periods that have influenced its current direction. It then conducts reflecting on Kenya's experiences. The paper concludes by offering valuable lessons on the benefits and challenges of non-alignment in policymaking and international diplomacy.