Kenya's Deputy President Kithure Kindiki engaged with representatives from the Kenyan professional community residing in Windhoek during his visit to Namibia on Saturday evening. The gathering provided an opportunity for Kindiki to outline five critical governmental initiatives aimed at enhancing economic growth and improving living standards for Kenyan citizens both domestically and abroad. These strategic interventions focus on sustainable development and prosperity for all Kenyans regardless of their location.
The expatriate Kenyan representatives voiced several pressing issues they hope the administration will resolve promptly. Their concerns primarily centered around immigration policies, transportation challenges between the nations, and barriers to cross-border commercial activities. The dialogue demonstrated the administration's commitment to addressing diaspora matters as integral to national development priorities.
Deputy President Kindiki traveled to Namibia specifically to attend funeral services for Dr. Sam Nujoma, the founding President. President William Ruto designated Kindiki as his official emissary at the memorial ceremony, underscoring the importance Kenya places on its diplomatic relationship with Namibia. The meeting with Kenyan professionals occurred following the solemn commemoration event.
The expatriate Kenyan representatives voiced several pressing issues they hope the administration will resolve promptly. Their concerns primarily centered around immigration policies, transportation challenges between the nations, and barriers to cross-border commercial activities. The dialogue demonstrated the administration's commitment to addressing diaspora matters as integral to national development priorities.
Deputy President Kindiki traveled to Namibia specifically to attend funeral services for Dr. Sam Nujoma, the founding President. President William Ruto designated Kindiki as his official emissary at the memorial ceremony, underscoring the importance Kenya places on its diplomatic relationship with Namibia. The meeting with Kenyan professionals occurred following the solemn commemoration event.
