Deputy President William Ruto heads to Japan for business meet

[Lekakui]

ONA WENYE UCHUNGU NA NCHI WANAVYOFANYA,JAMAA AMERUDI TOKA ETHIOPIA LEO AMEMUACHIA MWENZAKE AENDE JAPANI,JAMAA YETU KATOKA ETHIOPIA LEO YUKO JAPANI HUU UROHO UTAISHA LINI JAMANI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Deputy President William Ruto is expected to lead a Kenyan delegation to a business meeting in Japan Wednesday.

Mr Ruto will be among more than 50 Heads of State and Government invited to the 5th Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development (TICAD V). He will represent President Kenyatta.

The conference, which runs from June 1-3, will take place in Yokahama.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, World Bank and UNDP administrator Helen Clark will attend the conference providing an opportunity to Mr Ruto to present Kenya’s strategic interests at the multilateral level.

The conference aims to promote high-level policy dialogue between Japan and Africa. It also provides an opportunity to strengthen cooperation and support to Africa’s political, economic reforms and development.

The conference comes at a time when Kenya and Japan are marking the jubilee year of bilateral relations.
TICAD V is being held as Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which transitioned to the African Union (AU) in 2002.

Japan considers Kenya a strategic partner within TICAD process given its successful economic development and thus a model of its development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Japan is one of Kenya’s leading development partners with Japanese financial cumulative support to Kenya’s development amounting to USD418.94 billion. In January, Japan extended Sh617.6m to Kenya’s agriculture sector and water services.

The Deputy President is expected to discuss more opportunities for the country with Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Talks will mainly centre on the energy sector, infrastructure and Mombasa Port.

In addition to representing Kenya in the main TICAD V programme, Mr Ruto will participate in other events of strategic importance to Kenya to be held at the sidelines of the conference.

These include a conference on Somalia and dialogue on the United Nations Security Council reform agenda. The stabilisation of Somalia remains a top priority of Kenya’s foreign policy agenda as articulated in the African Union Summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
While in Tokyo, the Deputy President will hold meetings with senior representatives of leading Japanese public and private companies with business interests in Kenya to discuss strengthening of trade and investments between the two countries.

These companies include Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Toshiba.

The Kenyan delegation comprises of Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed (Foreign Affairs), Henry Rotich (Treasury), Davis Chirchir (Energy and Petroleum) and Michael Kamau (Transport & Infrastructure), among other senior government officials.

The theme of TICAD V will be: "Hand in Hand with a more Dynamic Africa”, which expresses the need to work together.

 

[Cathode Rays]

Namuonea huruma sana "Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje Ndani" Bw. Membe

Kuna mtu anaweza kunikumbusha mara ya mwisho huyu jamaa anaeitwa waziri wa Mambo ya ndani kuwa nje ya nchi kwa shughuli za kiserikali ni lini?

How many times toka amekuwa waziri wa wizara hiyo ukilinganisha na prezoo??

Nadhani Mhashimiwa Mkulu wa Nyumba ameathirika na muda mwingi aliokuwa wizara ya mambo ya nje

 

[Kabaridi]

huyu anafanya shughuli za serikali japokuwa hukumu yake pale ICC sio kama ya bashir ambaye amewekewa vikwazo vya usafiri na mahakama. Ruto hana vikwazo na ana UHURU wa kusafiri pale ataenda. nilitarajia ICC kutoa idhini kwa mataifa ya SA, gambia, Nigeria na sasa Japan wamkamate ruto ila sikusikia yeyote. lazima ICC kukubali udhaifu

 

[mfianchi]

huyu anafanya shughuli za serikali japokuwa hukumu yake pale ICC sio kama ya bashir ambaye amewekewa vikwazo vya usafiri na mahakama. Ruto hana vikwazo na ana UHURU wa kusafiri pale ataenda. nilitarajia ICC kutoa idhini kwa mataifa ya SA, gambia, Nigeria na sasa Japan wamkamate ruto ila sikusikia yeyote. lazima ICC kukubali udhaifu

Kabaridi nawe,hapa hatuzungumzii mambo ya ICC ,wanamzungumzia raisi wa TZ kuwa anapenda safari kwani baada ya kutoka Ethiopia Uhuru karudi Kenya na kumwachia makamu wake aende Japan,wakati wa TZ katoka Adis Ababa na kuunganisha safari,alitakiwa amwachie makamu wake aende Japan naye arudi home kama alivyofanya Uhuru,msitetee tu au kujibu hoja kwa misingi ya kuangalia kama ni Uhuru au Ruto,mtoa uzi hakuwa na maana hiyo kaka Kabaridi!

 

[Kabaridi]

Kabaridi nawe,hapa hatuzungumzii mambo ya ICC ,wanamzungumzia raisi wa TZ kuwa anapenda safari kwani baada ya kutoka Ethiopia Uhuru karudi Kenya na kumwachia makamu wake aende Japan,wakati wa TZ katoka Adis Ababa na kuunganisha safari,alitakiwa amwachie makamu wake aende Japan naye arudi home kama alivyofanya Uhuru,msitetee tu au kujibu hoja kwa misingi ya kuangalia kama ni Uhuru au Ruto,mtoa uzi hakuwa na maana hiyo kaka Kabaridi!

hata hivyo mada yenyewe na vidokezo za majadiliano zimetofautiana na mada yenyewe yachanganya, lakini mwambie mwandishi awe direct kwa anayozungumzia kwa kuwa wakati huu msimu wa vitendawili umekwisha.tunahitaji kuelewa zaidi

 

[zinj]

hata hivyo mada yenyewe na vidokezo za majadiliano zimetofautiana na mada yenyewe yachanganya, lakini mwambie mwandishi awe direct kwa anayozungumzia kwa kuwa wakati huu msimu wa vitendawili umekwisha.tunahitaji kuelewa zaidi

Mzee mbona hii iko straight forward au lugha tu.

 

[Kinombo]

Hivi Kwa nini Raisi wa Zanzibar Kaenda China, na naona kunabendera ya Jamhuri na wala si Ya Zanzibar? Raisi wa China alikuwa Bongo hivi majuzi hawakuonana?

Anatafuta umaarufu wa nje----hizi posho zikitumika hatuitaji hata hii misaada

 

[bornagain]

Mbona hata sisi makamu wa rais huwa anamuwakilisha rais katika shughuli nyingi tu,what is so special with William Ruto kwenye hii thread

 

[Dhuks]

hata hivyo mada yenyewe na vidokezo za majadiliano zimetofautiana na mada yenyewe yachanganya, lakini mwambie mwandishi awe direct kwa anayozungumzia kwa kuwa wakati huu msimu wa vitendawili umekwisha.tunahitaji kuelewa zaidi

Hii iko direct kabisa ukiweka tusker chini.

 

[Kijakazi]

ONA WENYE UCHUNGU NA NCHI WANAVYOFANYA,JAMAA AMERUDI TOKA ETHIOPIA LEO AMEMUACHIA MWENZAKE AENDE JAPANI,JAMAA YETU KATOKA ETHIOPIA LEO YUKO JAPANI HUU UROHO UTAISHA LINI JAMANI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Deputy President William Ruto is expected to lead a Kenyan delegation to a business meeting in Japan Wednesday.

Mr Ruto will be among more than 50 Heads of State and Government invited to the 5th Tokyo International Conference on Africa's Development (TICAD V). He will represent President Kenyatta.

The conference, which runs from June 1-3, will take place in Yokahama.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, World Bank and UNDP administrator Helen Clark will attend the conference providing an opportunity to Mr Ruto to present Kenya's strategic interests at the multilateral level.

The conference aims to promote high-level policy dialogue between Japan and Africa. It also provides an opportunity to strengthen cooperation and support to Africa's political, economic reforms and development.

The conference comes at a time when Kenya and Japan are marking the jubilee year of bilateral relations.
TICAD V is being held as Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which transitioned to the African Union (AU) in 2002.

Japan considers Kenya a strategic partner within TICAD process given its successful economic development and thus a model of its development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Japan is one of Kenya's leading development partners with Japanese financial cumulative support to Kenya's development amounting to USD418.94 billion. In January, Japan extended Sh617.6m to Kenya's agriculture sector and water services.

The Deputy President is expected to discuss more opportunities for the country with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Talks will mainly centre on the energy sector, infrastructure and Mombasa Port.

In addition to representing Kenya in the main TICAD V programme, Mr Ruto will participate in other events of strategic importance to Kenya to be held at the sidelines of the conference.

These include a conference on Somalia and dialogue on the United Nations Security Council reform agenda. The stabilisation of Somalia remains a top priority of Kenya's foreign policy agenda as articulated in the African Union Summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
While in Tokyo, the Deputy President will hold meetings with senior representatives of leading Japanese public and private companies with business interests in Kenya to discuss strengthening of trade and investments between the two countries.

These companies include Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Toshiba.

The Kenyan delegation comprises of Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed (Foreign Affairs), Henry Rotich (Treasury), Davis Chirchir (Energy and Petroleum) and Michael Kamau (Transport & Infrastructure), among other senior government officials.

The theme of TICAD V will be: "Hand in Hand with a more Dynamic Africa", which expresses the need to work together.

Sasa ndio umeandika nini? walichosevu hapo ni nini? mimi nilifikiri hakuna mtu aliyekwenda huko ili kuokoa gharama kumbe amerudi mwingine amekwenda, sasa tofauti iko wapi? usishawishike kirahisi hivyo, Wakenya ni Mafisadi kuliko Watz hata mara 10, hivyo usitake kuwatetea, kaangalie Wabunge wao wanavyoshinikiza kulipwa Mshahara mkubwa kuliko Wabunge wote Duniani, ndio utaelewa!

 

[BONGOLALA]

Rais kaenda kusamehewa deni la mchele mkuu!!shame on tanzanians!pamoja na mito,mabonde yenye rutuba tunakopeshwa mchele!!!!!