Japan will provide up to 25 billion yen ($169.42 million) in Samurai financing to Kenya that will be directed towards boosting the East African nation's vehicle assembly and energy sectors, officials ...

President William Ruto has secured new support from Japan, including a yen-denominated loan and fresh aid commitments, after ...

Kenya's economic growth this year is expected to exceed official forecasts despite higher U.S. tariffs and other challenges, ...

Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has held one-on-one talks with African leaders attending the Tokyo International ...

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 ...

The governments of Kenya and Japan agreed on the terms of a yen loan after earlier plans for a Samurai bond were shelved.

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.

The pledge took place in a bilateral meeting chaired by Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale and his Japanese counterpart Hon.

Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has called for stronger Kenya–Japan collaboration in health through public-private partnerships (PPPs). Duale said the PPPs are critical to building resilient ...

President Ruto heads to Japan for 9th TICAD Summit in Yokohama, to strengthen bilateral relations, expand trade opportunities ...