Japan will provide up to 25 billion yen ($169.42 million) in Samurai financing to Kenya that will be directed towards ...

YOKOHAMA: TANZANIA and Kenya have announced a joint bid to champion digital public infrastructure, a regional command and control centre to address human-nature conflicts in Africa, as per the Lusaka ...

Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba with President William Ruto at the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development, Yokohama City /PCS President William Ruto has listed key collaboration ...

Japan will provide up to 25 billion yen ($169.42 million) in Samurai bond financing to Kenya, the East African country's foreign minister Musalia Mudavadi said on Thursday.

YOKOHAMA — Representatives from African countries interacted with children and business leaders in Yokohama on Wednesday, the opening day of the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African ...

Africa has everything it takes to become a "renewable superpower", UN head Antonio Guterres said Thursday, as he called for greater investment in green energy across the resource-rich continent.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba proposed an "economic zone" encompassing the Indian Ocean region and Africa during a major aid conference for African nations on Wednesday, seeking to tap into ...

Nairobi — Kenya’s economic growth this year is expected to exceed official forecasts despite higher US tariffs and other challenges, President William Ruto said at a conference on Wednesday, where ...

Addressing the Kenya Investment Forum in Yokohama, Ruto said Japan contributed over $205 million (Sh26 billion) in foreign direct investment in 2024, making it Kenya’s third-largest investor.

State House saysJapan’s trade with Kenya reached $900m in 2024, but Kenya’s volume of exports there was just about $70m.

Across Kenya, smart partnerships between public institutions and private innovators are quietly transforming the way we fight ...

President Ruto projected 5.6% growth for 2025, higher than the Finance Ministry’s 5.3% and Central Bank’s 5.2% forecasts. • Kenya’s GDP slowed to 4.7% in 2024, down from 5.7% in 2023, due to weaker ...