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Kenya plans is evolve its policy towards China as President William Ruto is putting forward his best effort to steamroll the numerous challenges he is facing.
Kenya plans is evolve its policy towards China as President William Ruto is putting forward his best effort to steamroll the numerous challenges he is facing. Last week Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, also the Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs visited China to hold bilateral talks to invite investments into the country.
Mudavadi toured Beijing at the invitation of his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. It was his first trip to China since he took over the Foreign Affairs department in October from Dr Alfred Mutua. Nairobi is keen to improve its relationship with China to reorganize its debts and for inviting new investments. It is also true that Chinese companies are occupying the retail space in Kenya, displacing the locals.
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Mudavadi said Kenya was thinking 60 years from now and wants to cement the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership it has enjoyed with China in recent years. The first step is to set up focal points in government, some type of agency that will directly deal with Chinese affairs.
