President William Ruto has arrived in Evian, France, to represent Africa at the G7 Leaders’ Summit, advocating for the continent's priorities before major global economies.

• President Ruto will champion reforms of the global financial system, seeking easier access to affordable credit for African nations.
• Key attendees include French President Emmanuel Macron, U.S. President Donald Trump, and leaders from other G7 nations.
• The summit focuses on critical global issues such as the economy, international trade, climate action, and artificial intelligence.

Israel has reversed its decision to impose Ebola-related travel restrictions on Kenya and Rwanda, removing them from the restricted list. This change follows strong diplomatic protest from Kenya.

• Kenya and Rwanda were removed from the restricted list on Monday, June 15.
• Israel's Ministry of Health made the decision to lift the temporary restrictions.
• Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing'Oei of Kenya played a key role in advocating for the removal, emphasizing Kenya's robust Ebola testing and surveillance efforts.

President William Ruto has departed for Évian, France, to attend the Group of Seven (G7) Leaders' Summit, where Kenya will advocate for reforms in the global financial system.

• Kenya is pushing for lower borrowing costs for African economies and expanded trade and investment access.
• The key person is President William Ruto, leading Kenya's delegation.
• The summit, under France's presidency, runs from Monday to Wednesday, with Ruto also scheduled for bilateral meetings and engagements with technology executives.

Kenyan President William Ruto urged G7 leaders in Évian, France, to engage with Africa as an equal partner rather than a recipient of aid.

• Ruto stated, "Africa is not a problem to resolve. Africa is a task."
• Key figures involved include President William Ruto and G7 leaders.
• Ruto advocated for a representative UN Security Council and called for unlocking Africa's $4 trillion in assets through new financial mechanisms.