NAIROBI, Kenya — President William Ruto kicked off his state visit to China with a bang on Wednesday, overseeing the signing of investment deals worth a staggering Sh107 billion.
China is pouring big money into Kenya’s future—from building factories and tech parks to boosting tourism and egg production.
It all happened at the Kenya-China Business Forum in Beijing, a high-stakes gathering spearheaded by Kenya’s Ministry of Trade in collaboration with KenInvest and the Chinese government.
Seven major Chinese firms made the cut, signing on to inject capital into sectors that touch nearly every corner of Kenya’s economy. The best part? Thousands of jobs are on the horizon.
Leading the investment charge is China Wuyi, with a Sh19.5…
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