Ruto begins South Africa State Visit

President William Ruto arrived in Pretoria Wednesday evening for a two-day State Visit to South Africa to boost trade ties...

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President William Ruto has commenced a two-day State Visit to South Africa, aiming to deepen the existing strategic partnership between the two nations.

The visit focuses on expanding trade, investment, and strengthening people-to-people connections, building on over 30 years of close ties.
Key figures involved include President William Ruto and leaders of South Africa.
Ruto highlighted South Africa's manufacturing sector as a model for Africa's industrial potential and acknowledged the significant contribution of South African companies invested in Kenya.

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