Theresa May to become second PM to visit Kenya after Thatcher

The President of Kenya will seek to establish secure business links and improve the flow of trading post-Brexit with Britain.

British PM, Theresa May is expected to pay a visit to the West African nation of Kenya on August 30, becoming the second sitting Prime Minister to visit the country after Margaret Thatcher who visited Kenya in 1988.

Announcing the news, the Kenya's Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma expressed the PM's visit to be speaking for Kenya's place in the community of nations and also about the global leadership of President Uhuru Kenyatta.

According to her, the engagements in the near future between the home nation and the other countries will mainly concentrate on President Uhuru's Big Four development agenda that will form a legacy of him once he leaves office in 2022.

The President of Kenya will seek to establish secure business links and improve the flow of trading post-Brexit with Britain.

The talks with May will also feature anti-corruption talks in case of visit and emigration procedures to restore integrity in the governance.

She commented on Kenya being in a good place in terms of its national agenda. The agenda is considered to have a perfect alignment with the entire democratization, accountability and transparency agenda around the globe.