[PHOTOS] Ruto leaves US for Kenya after historic state visit

In Summary

The President was in the US on the invitation of President Joe Biden, making history as the first African head of state to be accorded the honour in 16 years.
Ruto was accompanied by First Lady Mama Rachel and key government leaders led by Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign and Diaspora CS Musalia Mudavadi.

by EMMANUEL WANJALA Radio, Print & Digital Reporter

25 May 2024 - 13:58

President William Ruto left the US for Kenya on Friday at the end of his historic four-day state visit.

The President was seen off at the Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

The President was in the US on the invitation of President Joe Biden, making history as the first African head of state to be accorded the honour in 16 years.

Ruto was accompanied by First Lady Mama Rachel and key government leaders led by Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign and Diaspora CS Musalia Mudavadi.

The President also travelled with a host of MPs including those from the Opposition, three of his daughters and Council of Governors chair Anne Waiguru.

During the visit, Kenya signed a number of bilateral deals with the US worth billions of shillings.