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KENYA’S 2027 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION POLL BY #DemocracyInstitute-@iTargetMediaCom: President William Ruto Narrowly Leads Rivals as 19–21% of Registered Voters Remain Undecided. #KenyaDecides2027 #KDLP #TheDIKISSWarRoom #DI #DIKISS #DIKISSCampaignStrategy #DIKISSStatecraft

Democracy Institute (DI) Poll on Brazil Runoff Elections Just Days To Election Day on October 25, 2026. #DI Special And Strategy Services Are Exceptional. From Washington DC, USA International HQ. DIKiss War Room Polls Are Always Accurate And Pinpoint. #DIKISSWarRoom

Kenya-US Strategic Partnership under President @WilliamsRuto and President @realDonaldTrump is as trong as ever! @PatrickBashamDI @_KithureKindiki @Koske_Felix @StateHouseKenya @USEmbassyKenya @KehosaInstitute @SingoeiAKorir @Diaspora_KE @ArmstrongOngera

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KEHOSA AFRICA–U.S. TRADE & FDI STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP powered by Kehosa Investments LLC, Democracy Institute (DI) and @iTargetMediaCom STRATEGY IS THE FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS: WE ARE READY AND OPEN FOR BUSINESS, ARE YOU? 1. Concept The Kehosa Africa–U.S. Trade & FDI Strategic Partnership is a private-sector-led platform designed to strengthen commercial and investment linkages between Africa and the United States by connecting African enterprises, governments,investment-ready projects and institutions with U.S. investors,corporations, business leaders, technology companies and diaspora networks. The Partnership will serve as a strategic bridge between African opportunities and U.S. capital, markets, technology and expertise, with an initial focus on Kenya and the broader African market. 2. Vision To become a trusted Africa–U.S. platform for trade expansion, foreign direct investment, strategic partnerships, technology transfer and sustainable economic development. 3. Mission To identify, prepare, promote and facilitate bankable African investment opportunities and commercial partnerships while helping U.S. companies and investors access African markets through credible local relationships,market intelligence and structured investment facilitation. 4. Strategic Priorities The Partnership will focus on: - Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): Mobilizing U.S. capital into investment-ready African projects. - Trade Expansion: Increasing African exports and facilitating U.S. products and services into African markets. - Joint Ventures: Creating strategic partnerships between African and U.S. companies. - Project Development: Packaging investment-ready projects with credible business models and financing requirements. - Market Access: Supporting companies entering African and U.S. markets. - Technology & Innovation: Facilitating technology transfer, digital transformation and knowledge partnerships. - Diaspora Investment: Mobilizing African-American and African diaspora networks, expertise and capital. - Sustainable Development: Promoting investments in agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, infrastructure, energy, ICT, healthcare, education, climate, blue economy and other high-growth sectors. 5. Flagship Initiative KEHOSA AFRICA–U.S. TRADE AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CENTER The Kehosa Africa-US FDI Center will function as a business and investment facilitation hub, providing: Investment Matchmaking | B2B Partnerships | FDI Advisory | Market Intelligence | Trade Facilitation | Project Preparation | Investor Missions | Joint-Venture Facilitation | Export Development | Strategic Consulting 6. Target Partners The Partnership will engage: U.S. Investors • African Investors • Corporations • SMEs • Family Offices • Diaspora Investors • Government Agencies • Investment Promotion Agencies • Chambers of Commerce • Financial Institutions • Development Partners • Universities • Technology Companies • Industry Associations 7. Priority Geographic Market Phase I: Kenya–United States Phase II: East Africa–United States Phase III: Africa–United States Kenya will serve as an initial strategic gateway for connecting U.S. businesses and investors with opportunities across East Africa and the wider African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) market. 8. Expected Outcomes The Partnership seeks to generate measurable economic impact through: 1.Increased bilateral trade 2.New FDI commitments 3. Joint ventures 4. African export growth 5. U.S. market entry 6. Technology partnerships 7. Investment-ready projects 8. Employment creation through entrepreneurship 9. Diaspora investment 10. Regional economic integration 9. Partnership Proposition Kehosa is ready to work with qualified U.S. and African partners to move beyond conferences and discussions toward commercially viable transactions, investment pipelines and long-term strategic partnerships. Thank you, Armstrong OBrian Ongera, MD & FDI Consultant

RENATA HEALTH WORLD KENYA — 2ND ANNIVERSARY 🎉🇰🇪 Two Years of Health. Two Years of Growth. Two Years of Impact. Renata Health World Kenya proudly celebrates its 2nd Anniversary with a prestigious celebration at Hilton Hotel, Nairobi, bringing together leaders, entrepreneurs, wellness advocates, partners, distributors, customers, and guests to mark this remarkable milestone. The celebration will spotlight health, wellness, entrepreneurship, leadership, recognition, networking, and new opportunities, while reflecting on the journey and looking ahead to an even greater future. ✨ RENATA HEALTH WORLD KENYA 🎉 2ND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 📍 Hilton Hotel, Nairobi, Kenya Saturday, August 15, 2026 🤝 Powered by KecomeX–A3MA International #RenataHealthWorld #RenataKenya #2ndAnniversary #Nairobi #HealthAndWellness #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #KecomeXA3MA #Kenya

INFRASTRUCTURE IS THE KEY TO UNLOCKING AFRICA’S MASSIVE AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL Africa possesses enormous agricultural potential, yet much of it remains underutilized. The continent has vast arable land, a young and growing population, diverse agro-ecological zones, abundant sunshine and water resources, and expanding domestic and international food markets. The challenge is not simply a lack of land or farmers. Africa needs the infrastructure, technology, investment, mechanization, efficient markets and value-addition systems required to transform agriculture from predominantly subsistence production into a globally competitive commercial industry. MECHANIZED AGRICULTURE MUST BECOME A STRATEGIC PRIORITY African governments, development institutions and private investors should make mechanized, technology-driven and climate-smart agriculture a central pillar of Africa’s economic transformation. This means investing in: 1. Farm mechanization and modern agricultural equipment; 2. Irrigation, water harvesting and climate-resilient systems; 3. Rural roads and agricultural transport networks; 4. Reliable energy for farms and agro-processing; 5. Storage, cold chains and agro-processing facilities; 6. Digital agriculture, data and precision farming; 7. Affordable agricultural finance and investment; 8. Regional markets, exports and cross-border trade; 9. Farmer training, cooperatives and entrepreneurship; and 10. Integrated value chains that connect farmers to markets Africa must move beyond exporting predominantly raw agricultural commodities and capture more value through processing, manufacturing, branding and regional trade. KEHOSA REGENERATIVE ORGANIC AGRICULTURE FARMERS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY- FARMERS HUB AND NERVE CENTRE ADVANCING AFRICA’S FOOD SOVEREIGNTY @KEHOSAFARMERS, under @TheClimateFund, is taking the lead in advancing Africa’s Agrarian Food Sovereignty Revolution, guided by regenerative organic agriculture and permaculture principles. The objective is clear: build productive, resilient and sustainable agricultural systems that strengthen food sovereignty, rural livelihoods, environmental restoration and economic prosperity. Africa does not lack potential. Africa needs infrastructure, investment, innovation and decisive action to unlock it. This is our guiding principles: 1. From subsistence to commercial agriculture; 2. From raw commodities to value addition; 3. From food insecurity to food sovereignty; and 4. From aid dependency to agricultural prosperity. Africa’s agricultural transformation must begin now. Thank you, @TheAOFoundation About Kehosa Regenerative Organic Agriculture Center The Kehosa Regenerative Organic Agriculture Center (KROAC) is an agricultural and environmental initiative under the broader KEHOSA INVESTMENTS vision. Its purpose is to help transform African agriculture from input-intensive, low-productivity systems toward regenerative, climate-resilient, productive and economically viable farming. KEHOSA has been engaging more than 100,000 smallholder farmers across Kenya since 2020 under Kehosa Regenerative Organic Farmers Cooperative Society. Kehosa Regenerative Organic Farmers Cooperative Society A farmer-owned platform for regenerative agriculture, food sovereignty, climate resilience and rural prosperity. Core objectives could include: Organizing smallholder farmers into economically stronger cooperatives. Promoting regenerative and organic farming practices. Restoring soil fertility, biodiversity and watersheds. Improving food security and household nutrition. Establishing collective purchasing of seeds, equipment, organic inputs and machinery. Developing aggregation, storage, processing and value-addition facilities. Creating reliable domestic and export markets for members. Promoting agroforestry, permaculture and climate-smart agriculture. Mobilizing agricultural finance, grants, technology and FDI. Building farmer-owned enterprises and rural employment.

#DI's Poll was pinpoint and accurate.

"World-class infrastructure attracts Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). China, Germany and the United States demonstrate how reliable transport, energy, digital connectivity, logistics, utilities, and industrial infrastructure enhance competitiveness and give investors confidence to commit long-term capital. For Africa, modern or state-of-the art infrastructure is a strategic investment—not an expense. It lowers the cost of doing business, expands market access, raises productivity, strengthens trade, boots agribusiness, lowers cost of doing business, creates jobs and creates the conditions to attract and retain FDI". Armstrong O'Brian Ongera, MD & FDI Consultant, Kehosa Investments LLC