The President asked Kenyans for understanding as the government works through measures to cushion the country from volatile international fuel markets.
Read more →The President set out a vision for Africa-France ties grounded in mutual respect, shared responsibility and equal partnership.
Read more →The government is investing in local pharmaceutical production capacity to reduce reliance on imported medicines and create jobs.
Read more →Ongoing curriculum and policy reforms aim to equip learners with the skills needed for a fast-changing, technology-driven economy.
Read more →An expansion of the United Nations Office in Nairobi is expected to strengthen the city as a hub for international meetings and events.
Read more →The President urged African nations to invest in sport as a driver of jobs, enterprise and youth opportunity across the continent.
Read more →Three new laws covering income tax, special economic zones and technology hubs were signed at State House, Nairobi.
Read more →Kenya and France concluded a series of agreements at State House Nairobi covering strategic sectors of shared interest.
Read more →Addressing Tanzania's Parliament in Dodoma, the President called for deeper investment ties between the two East African neighbours.
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