ETA: Ruto's Cabinet grants all African countries free entry to Kenya except 2
The administration of President William Ruto has announced plans to review the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, one year after its implementation. At a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, January 21, the Kenya Kwanza administration exempted nearly all African countries from ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) requirements, stating that it was essential to boost tourism and regional integration. The Cabinet announced that the government will introduce expedited electronic travel authorization processing, allowing travelers to obtain instant approval. .co.ke journalist Wycliffe Musalia has over six years of experience in the fields of finance, business, technology, and climate reporting, providing in-depth understanding into Kenyan and global economic trends. All African countries will be able to enter Kenya without a visa, with the exception of two countries that have been excluded due to security concerns. On Tuesday, Januar...