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US envoy to Kenya Scott Gration has announced his resignation, citing "differences in leadership style and priorities" with Washington.
The former Air Force general provided no further details regarding the reasons for his decision.
His resignation takes effect on 28 July - just over a year after he took up the post in Nairobi.
Kenya is seen as a key strategic base for US forces fighting Islamist groups in the region.
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