In a flash, President William Ruto left the country for Uganda, where he attended yesterday's 60th Independence Day celebrations, before taking out for Tanzania later that evening.
Thanks for the image. President Suluhu and President Ruto.
Mama Rachel Ruto, the First Lady of Kenya, and Ababu Namwamba, the Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Nominee, were in the President's company.
According to the trustworthy sources we have from Tanzania, President William Ruto signed various agreements with his counterpart this afternoon that will be extremely beneficial to both countries.
President Ruto and President Suluhu of Tanzania announced the agreements that had been reached during a joint press conference that was conducted earlier in the day.
The two presidents decided to build on the roots of their relationship that former president Uhuru Kenyatta laid during his administration.
On matters including trade relations, unity, the Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC), border points, the transportation of natural gas, security, and communication, the two leaders signed agreements.
These seven agreements will improve relations between the two nations and pave the way for future prosperity, security, and improved communication.
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