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Kenya and Indonesia have signed several memorandums of understanding as the two nations boost relations. The announcement made during Indonesian President Joko Widodo visit to the country, where alongside President William Ruto, the commission edible oils ATMs that are set to offer opportunities for jobless Kenyans and also encourage farmers to plant crops yielding edible oils. As Chemutai Goin reports, President William Ruto has announced the visa-free entry of Indonesian citizens to Kenya.
Kenya & Indonesia sign 4 memoranda of understanding
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