During a meeting in Nairobi, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki met with leadership from Tatu City, including CEO and founder Stephen Jennings of Rendeavour, to discuss boosting Kenya’s investment climate through mixed-use Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and reforming the coffee sector for global expansion.

• Tatu City, a major coffee producer and Kenya’s biggest miller, pledged partnership with the government to enhance value addition and export competitiveness for Kenyan coffee, with Jennings stating the brand has "unmatched potential."
• The meeting included key officials such as Investment PS Abubakar Hassan Abubakar and Special Economic Zones Authority CEO Dr. Kenneth Chelule.
• Tatu City, located on Nairobi’s outskirts, hosts over 100 companies and has attracted over Sh400 billion in investments, offering SEZ incentives like a 10 percent corporate tax rate for the first decade.