South African President Ramaphosa is set to visit Kenya on Wednesday, upon which he will hold bilateral discussions with President William Ruto.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to visit Kenya on Wednesday to hold talks with President William Ruto on boosting Trade and Investment between the two countries among other matters to be discussed.
The two leaders are expected to discuss migration, and visa requirements, as well as ways to boost trade and investment between the two nations.
Ramaphosa has been invited by Ruto to discuss a range of issues including continental affairs.
Relaxation of strict Visa rules on Kenyans visiting South Africa will be among what will be discussed.
The talk about the Visa rules was started by retired President Uhuru Mwigai Kenyatta.
Among the talks was that Kenyans who are in South Africa illegally are deported back to Kenya and also easy access to Visas who show proof of return ticket Money and are in South Africa.
Business and investments between the two countries will be among what will be talked about during South Africa’s presidential visit.
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South Africa’s Presidential Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya confirmed to the media about the visit in Pretoria.
“According to the World Bank, Kenya is east Africa’s largest economy and gateway to the region with a GDP that stands at over 110 billion US dollars as of 2021. Kenya is South Africa’s largest trading partner outside of the SADC region, making South Africa the biggest seller of goods to Kenya on the continent,” he stated.
The visit will also strengthen the relations betweeen the two countries.
South African nationals, on the other hand, have it easier to get a Kenyan Visa for free on arrival to the country.
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