• They included promotion of partnership in trade, agriculture, housing and capacity building in the public service.
• "Kenya and South Africa are strategic allies with shared interests to build stronger socio-economic ties," Ruto said.
President William Ruto and his South African counterpart President Cryril Ramaphosa on Wednesday held talks at the State House.
The talks aims to help strengthen bilateral ties between the two countries.
They included promotion of partnership in trade, agriculture, housing and capacity building in the public service.
"Kenya and South Africa are strategic allies with shared interests to build stronger socio-economic ties," Ruto said.
The two leaders also signed four instruments of cooperation to enhance relations between the two states.
They include three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and one agreement on cooperation in the fields of correctional service, cooperation in the fields of housing and human settlement.
The cooperation between Kenya School of Government (KSG) and the National School of Government from South Africa and the agreement of audio-visual co-production.