Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni arrived in Nairobi on Wednesday July 30, 2025, for a highly anticipated meeting with Kenyan President William Ruto at State House. 

The discussions, scheduled for Wednesday are expected to further solidify the strong bilateral relations between the two East African nations. 

While the specific agenda for today’s meeting remains undisclosed, both leaders are slated to address the press jointly afterward.

This visit comes on the heels of President Museveni’s recent meeting with Kenya’s High Commissioner to Uganda on July 28, 2025.

That engagement focused on critical cross-border issues and broader regional cooperation, underscoring the ongoing diplomatic efforts to enhance stability and collaboration in the region.

Today’s visit also follows a significant state visit by President Museveni to Kenya in May 2024. 

During that three-day visit, hosted by President Ruto, the two leaders engaged in extensive discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral ties across various sectors. 

Key areas of focus included trade and investment, infrastructure development, security cooperation, and regional integration. 

The May 2024 visit also saw the signing of several Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs), highlighting a mutual commitment to fostering economic growth and addressing shared challenges.

The consistent high-level engagements, including today’s visit and the recent interaction with the High Commissioner, reflect the continued importance both Uganda and Kenya place on their partnership for mutual benefit and regional progress.

Written by Edwin Githinji, TV47