INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
During a recent visit to Tokyo, Kenyan President William Ruto secured over $2 billion in financial commitments from Japanese investors.This
financing slowing down due to its own economic pressures, Kenya is diversifying its economic partnerships to bolster its infrastructure and
(Photo Internet reproduction)This shift comes as Kenya, along with other African countries, faces challenges related to heavy borrowing from
China.Past Chinese investments, while boosting economic growth, have led to a complex debt situation.Turning to Japanese investment
emphasize economic ties, infrastructure, and a shared vision for a free Indo-Pacific, strengthening their partnership.Kenya turns to Japan
amid Belt and Road scrutiny for sustainable development and international cooperation.
