President Ruto heads to China soon for five important days. His trip starts on April 22 after President Xi Jinping invited him. Kenya wants stronger ties with China, already its biggest trading partner. They first became friends in 1963 before a break happened in 1967. Their friendship started again in 1978 with more business deals following.
This marks Ruto's third visit to China. He went last year for Belt and Road talks. The Foreign Affairs office says meetings will focus on infrastructure, healthcare, technology, green energy, manufacturing, and agriculture. Both countries plan to sign a special partnership agreement. This deal helps Kenyan projects like technical schools, hospitals, and highways.
The 170 km Rironi-Malaba Highway...