Kenya is seriously considering abolishing any visa requirement for persons travelling to the country, this is according to President William Ruto.
Speaking on Monday, September 4 during the official opening of the Africa Climate Summit at KICC, Nairobi, President Ruto reiterated on his pan-African dream of uniting the continent.
But in a bid to bring the point home, Ruto used an unconventional reason.
“A few kilometers from here, scientists – including myself – discovered and located the earliest remains of man on earth,
” In other words, this is where humanity began. Before you guys went all over Europe, Asia… this is where we all began. Therefore allow me to welcome you home…
“In a few months, we are seriously considering abolishing any visa requirement because it is unfair for anybody coming home for to get a visa.”
Koobi Fora, a paleoanthropological site and Museum situated in Sibiloi National Park on the Eastern shores of Lake Turkana, is popularly celebrated as the Cradle of Mankind.
