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BRITISH PM Theresa May arrives in Kenya for her state visit; to hold a joint press briefing with President Kenyatta at State House from 11am. Pic Photo Courtesy
Theresa May arrives in Nairobi for state visit
British Prime Minister Theresa May has arrived in Nairobi for a state visit— some 30 years after her predecessor Margaret Thatcher toured Kenya.
Mrs May landed at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport aboard a chartered Royal Air Force Voyager from Lagos, Nigeria, at 6.30am.
She was accompanied by a host of business moguls and investors keen to strike deals with Kenya and the rest of Africa.
The PM is set to hold a joint press briefing with President Kenyatta at State House from 11am.
In Kenya, Mrs May will meet President Uhuru Kenyatta before visiting British troops and a business school.
A State dinner hosted by Mr Kenyatta will conclude the trip.
“I am proud to be leading this ambitious trip to Africa and to become the first UK Prime Minister in over 30 years to visit Kenya,” said Mrs May said ahead of the visit.
The late Thatcher, popularly known as the Iron Lady, was the first and remains the only British prime minister to have visited Kenya in 1988.
More follows.
