President William Ruto has pitched Kenya as a gateway for investment in Africa, seeking to reassure foreign investors that the country remains open for business. According to Capital FM, Ruto promised greater policy predictability and new safeguards against regulatory uncertainty, responding to mixed sentiment and tensions among foreign investors. The remarks, made in Nairobi on September 9, form part of government efforts to bolster investor confidence and position Kenya as a stable destination for capital inflows into the continent.

The Okuokpellagbe of Okpella has called on investors to set up businesses in the mineral-rich Edo community, emphasizing the area's peaceful environment and potential for growth. This appeal aims to attract investment and stimulate economic development in the region.

Principal Secretary for Internal Security and National Administration, Raymond Omollo, has defended the Kenya Kwanza administration's development initiatives in the Nyanza region. He stated that the ongoing investments in the area reflect the government's commitment to ensuring that the region receives an equitable share of national resources.

Kenya has introduced major investment reforms aimed at attracting global capital and positioning the country as a strategic gateway to Africa's 1.4 billion people, according to President William Ruto. Speaking at the fifth American Chamber of Commerce summit, Ruto said Kenya has deliberately moved from policy to implementation to improve the business environment, strengthen investor confidence, and attract capital. The reforms are part of the government's broader effort to make the country a more competitive destination for international investors.

Mwanza's newly appointed Regional Commissioner, Commissioner of Police Salum Rashid Hamduni, has outlined his immediate priorities for the Tanzanian region, directing authorities to boost revenue collection, improve city cleanliness, and prepare for expected El Niño rains. According to Daily News, Hamduni made the remarks during a handover ceremony at the Regional Commissioner's office, where he emphasized development as central to his agenda for the region.

The paramount ruler of Ikom Local Government Area in Cross River State, Minen Takon Atangba Nkpa, has urged the creation of a centralised New Yam Festival. According to Tribune Online, the monarch said uniting the celebration would bring the people together and help attract investment, tourism and development to the area. The appeal frames the festival as a cultural and economic tool for Ikom.