Ramaphosa on state visit to Kenya

The Presidency says he will hold bilateral talks with newly-elected President William Ruto.

It says the two heads of state will discuss regional and international developments. 

Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya says South Africa values Kenya as a strategic partner as both counties share common values and principles that guide domestic and foreign policies.

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"The state visit will include a business forum consisting of the private sectors of South Africa and Kenya, where participants will have the opportunity to share information and experiences in the business environment and opportunities to enhance trade and investment between the two countries.

"The two leaders will also witness the signing of instruments on cooperation in correctional services, human settlements, audiovisual co-production, and on building the capacity of the state with the national school of government."