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President William Ruto has led the country in making a pitch to foreign investors on why they should consider Kenya in their strategic investment and regional expansion. The president in his pitch, banked on the country's geographical location, its young educated population as well a green grid for companies that are keen on sustainable sources of energy. Speaking at the closing of the annual American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) Business Summit, the president assured the investors that the government will safeguard their investment.
President Ruto woos US investors to Kenya
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