Kenyan President William Ruto wants the possibility of people coming to Kenya without necessarily using a visa when coming to the Country.

In a bid to attract investors globally, Kenya’s President William Ruto is looking into the possibility of abolishing Visa restrictions for African citizens traveling to the country for business.

President Ruto is doing so because he believes that some of the first human remains reside in Kenya and that it isn’t fair for people to be asked to produce a Visa when they are coming home. As well as remove any impediments to the movement of people around the continent.

“We are looking for the possibility of eliminating any visa requirements for anyone who wants to come to Kenya.

Because science tells us that the earliest remains of man are in Kenya, meaning humanity started from here and therefore the people in Europe, America, and all other places came from here, and it is not fair to ask anybody for a visa when they are going home,”

This move aligns with Kenya’s support for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFFTA) and aims to remove impediments to the movement of people within the continent.