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Kenyans to invest in Tertiary institutions

VILLAGE URUGWIRO - A group of Kenyan investors has decided to pool their resources to invest in Rwanda. This was revealed yesterday by former Kenyan minister of Trade Mukhisa Kituyi, after the 26-member group had paid a courtesy call on President Paul Kagame at Village Urugwiro. “We are here to collect information that will help us grow an investment enterprise that will start from Rwanda and thereafter spread to other East African countries,” said Kituyi. He said that they will start by establishing a senior nursing institution as well as a technical institution.
President Kagame receives a book from Mugo Kibati, former chief executive of East Africa Cables during a courtesy call by a group of Kenyan professionals who have formed an investment vehicle based in Rwanda. (PPU photo).
President Kagame receives a book from Mugo Kibati, former chief executive of East Africa Cables during a courtesy call by a group of Kenyan professionals who have formed an investment vehicle based in Rwanda. (PPU photo).
Felly Kimenyi
Felly Kimenyi