Kenyans frustrated by president’s US trip despite investment promises

Some Kenyans based in the capital, Nairobi, say President William Ruto’s diplomatic visit to the U.S. which concludes today, will not be beneficial to them. This despite the East African leader signing deals with Washington which could potentially generate over a billion dollars.
For VOA, reporter Mohammed Yusuf has more.
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What do people expect, a zoom meeting? Skype? This isn't how multi-million dollar deals work. Imagine having your conversations tapped by a foreign country/bad actor. The president needs to travel but i don't see the value in having a bunch of other insignificant politicians trailing him.

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He is not the first to sign, many have signed what has changed?? Its only those who sign and their families benefit

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