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US investment agency hints at Trump era business ties

The team’s visit to Nairobi weeks before Donald Trump takes the leadership mantle is likely to calm nerves over the fate of the multi-billion shilling Power Africa project. PHOTO | AFP

Officials of a US investment agency are in Kenya to assess investment opportunities, raising hope of continued business ties even as anxiety grows over change of guard in Washington.

The United States Trade and Development Agency’s (USTDA) Power Africa and Renewable Energy team arrived in Nairobi to identify new partners and projects for funding through grants.

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