tell us about how important this meeting is for uhuru kenyatta, what does he hope to get out of eight of great importance for president kenyatta because this is only the second african leader president trump is meeting with —— it. for him it shows how important it. for him it shows how important it is he goes around and makes these deals with the us, especially because tenure begins direct flights to new york, kenya airways, in october —— kenya begins. the us is the biggest source of tourists to kenya for the last two years, so a direct flight would make that easier but kenya is keen to expand on market access to the us, especially with african growth. one thing that uhuru kenyatta's office has said going into the meeting today is they wa nt to going into the meeting today is they want to negotiate to allow more kenyan products into the huge us markets. it's a matter of pride for him to be the second leader to meet president trump but to see how much more he can get from the us. are they expected to get on well? they are both businessmen before they became politicians, as it were. do

but how can president uhuru kenyatta invite investors to kenya when the country is so mired in corruption all walks of life and enriches the few at the expense of the many? president kenyatta says that fighting corruption is his priority. so why do questions remain about how effective his efforts are? president uhuru kenyatta, welcome to hardtalk. you have had your meeting with donald trump. this is a president who describe some african countries as s—hole nations. he has also referred to large—scale killings of white farmers. is this a man you can do business with? let me put it this way. i think that what we need to do is to basically create a better understanding. of the situation. i have an opportunity to really do that today. i would not say he is a man who was unwilling to listen. and we exchanged a wide variety of issues and i think he has a much better understanding of africa and of kenya after our session and i think he is basically a person who wa nts to think he is basically a person who wants to do deals. he wants to see how we can partner. that is the way i would actually rea

president uhuru kenyatta, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, zeinab.ou have had your meeting with donald trump. this is a president who describe some african countries as s—hole nations. he has also upset the south africans by referring to farm seizures and la rge—scale killings of white farmers. is this really a man you can do business with? let me put it to you this way. i think that what we need to do is to basically create a better understanding of the situation. i think i had an opportunity to really do that today. i would not say he is a man who was unwilling to listen, he did listen. and we exchanged on a wide variety of issues and i think he has a much better understanding of africa and of kenya after our session and i think he is basically a person who wants to do deals. he wants to see how we can partner. that is the way i would actually broach the issue. i would not look at it from past issues. i would look at it more from, well, i have a better understanding now, can we do business? and we say that africa is ready for business. africa is op

president uhuru kenyatta, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk.. thank you very much indeed. hello. wednesday starts with a bit of umbrella weather across some parts of the uk, but it should turn drier and sunnier for many of us as the day goes on. two weather systems to talk about early on. this one clipping parts of south—east england and east anglia, with either showers or some rain, could be some heavier bursts. and this one moving out of scotland and northern ireland, taking some increasingly light and patchy rain further south through england and wales. starting temperatures — double figures for england and wales, but something fresher for scotland and northern ireland. it is less humid behind this weather front, and there will be some sunshine around. a few showers pushing into north—west scotland, maybe the odd one to the west of northern ireland. rain clears east anglia and the south—east lunchtime at the very latest, and then our weakening weather front takes a few late—day showers towards this part of the world. sunny spells develop els

and this new law, which has been signed by uhuru kenyatta that outlaws abuse on social media ostensiblyies — is that a damaging thing that has happened now? well, i believe in the spirit of it, i truly believe in the spirit of it, because people shouldn't be bullied in the spaces, in any space that they're in. however, i think that the law needs to be — or the bill needs to be more curtailed and it needs to be more specific so that it actually addresses the issues and doesn't kill all freedom of expression orfreedom of speech in the process. finally and briefly, wanuri kahiu, do you believe you really can change the narrative on africa to a wider audience? many africans still believe it is overwhelmingly a very negative picture that's put out there. absolutely. i wouldn't do it if i couldn't — if i didn't believe it. i believe that we are joyful and we are radically hopeful people and i challenge anybody who says otherwise and i will continue to do it through the work that i do and through the images that we create as afrobubblegum people. wanuri kahiu, thank you very much indeed for co

may has wrapped up her 3—day trade mission to africa after talks with kenya‘s prime minister uhuru kenyattarly energetic display at a school in south africa at the start of her trip. mrs may jokingly played down her chances of appearing on strictly come dancing after the initial outbreak of dancefloor diplomacy in cape town. that is a look at the prime minister‘s latest moves in africa. and we‘ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with helen brand from the association of certified chartered accountants and pauljohnson from the guardian. that‘s coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it‘s time for the weather with stav danoas.

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has wrapped up her three—day trade mission to africa after talks with kenya's prime minister uhuru kenyatta. shejoined in the dancing by copying the moves of local scouts — swinging her arms and also spinning around. and really getting into a little bit more african dancing. it is the second time during her three—day trip that she has performed. with a bit of dancing. and there she is. theresa may's dancing followed a similarly energetic display at a school in south africa at the start of her trip. mrs may has played down her chances of appearing on strictly come dancing. i'm not sure if anyone actually is inviting her onto the show. but there you are. lots of dancing by there you are. lots of dancing by the prime minister during her three—day trip to africa. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. over the last few days it has been pretty chilly for the time of year with rather cool nights. but as we ended this week and into the weekend, a start of metrological autumn, things are set to warm up all thanks to high pressure being in the right place. it is not g