What Kenya’s 5 agreements with Russia mean for trade, investment and Kenyans recruited into war

Kenya has signed five agreements with Russia intended to deepen bilateral cooperation and expand economic ties. Trade Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui highlighted investment, tourism, agricultural exports and business partnerships as areas of potential benefit for Kenya. The agreements also seek to address concerns about Kenyans being recruited into Russia’s war, linking economic cooperation with an issue affecting citizens abroad.

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