Kenyan Government keen on close ties with China

The Kenyan Government is keen on strengthening its relations with China to spur economic growth in the country.President William Ruto said the Kenyan Government will work closely with China on infrastructure development, climate change, ICT, education and security.He noted that Kenya was particularly focused on the development of roads under

Ruto assures Saudi govt of pro-business laws

President William Ruto (center), with a delegation from Saudi Arabia. The government is rooting for pro-business laws, and friendly environment, that will attract more foreign investments to the country.President William Ruto said the Government will also routinely refine its policies to make it more facilitative for businesses to operate in the

Kenya ready for December COP28 meeting

Kenya will partner the United Arab Emirates to make the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in December a win-win outcome for all.The President said the pre-conference climate meetings in Paris and Nairobi must help fashion an agreement acceptable to all: Developed and developing countries, emitters and non-emitters, at

State dismisses report of Chinese cyber attack

The Kenyan government has dismissed a report by Reuters alleging that Chinese hackers compromised key State systems and infrastructure. Interior Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo labelled the allegations as propaganda without any evidence. In a statement to newsrooms on Thursday evening, labelled the allegations as propaganda while noting

Kenya to use Singapore to access Asian markets

President Ruto (right), with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. President William Ruto has said that Kenya will consider Singapore’s strategic location in South East Asia as a gateway to its products.President William Ruto said the move is guided by the Government’s commitment to expanding lucrative markets for its agricultural produce.He

Kenya in Overseas Development Assistance tax impasse

President William Ruto, with a delegation from Republic of Japan. Also present were Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi. Kenya will address the double taxation problem facing projects funded by Japan’s Overseas Development Assistance (ODA).President William Ruto said he is seized of the issue that threatens the

Single runway returns to haunt JKIA as Singapore plane blocks it

Single runway returns to haunt JKIA as Singapore plane blocks it

The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) was on Monday forced to temporarily suspend incoming and outgoing flights at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) following the closure of the runway. According to reliable sources, the operations at the airport stalled after a Singapore Airlines cargo plane developed mechanical glitches, putting its single

Korean NGO I-Love Africa donates sewing machines to First Lady’s initiative

The First Lady, Rachel Ruto on Thursday April 6 received a donation of 100 sewing machines from I Love Africa, a non-governmental organisation committed to the economic empowerment of women in Africa. In her remarks, the First Lady thanked Mrs. Chang Ok Lee, the CEO of I Love Africa, for the

President Ruto asks OACPS to enhance relations with EU

President William Ruto has asked the Organization for African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) to improve relations with the European Union to unlock trade and investment opportunities for its members. The President said delays in signing of Key agreements, like the Post-Cotonou Partnership (Samoa) Agreement, have stalled numerous opportunities for member

Kenya endorses Ajay Banga as World Bank Boss

Kenya has endorsed the candidature of Ajay Banga as the next President for the World Bank Group. Speaking on Wednesday at State House in Nairobi when he held talks with the former MasterCard Chief Executive Officer, President William Ruto said Mr Banga has the credentials that will take the Bretton Woods