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“The shift will help reduce our reliance on imports," President Ruto. 

Kenya has entered into an agreement with a multinational firm to fast-track the development of affordable green fertiliser.

Under the pact, Fortescue Future Industries and the Government of Kenya will work together to build a 300MW capacity generation green ammonia and green fertiliser facility by 2025.

Kenya to Manufacture Affordable Fertilizer - President Ruto  

President William Ruto, who witnessed the signing of the agreement on Monday in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, said the move furthers Kenya’s green energy transition.

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“The shift will help reduce our reliance on imports, check the high cost of fertiliser and boost food production,” he said.

Fortescue Executive Chairman and Founder Dr Andrew Forrest said the partnership will create thousands of new jobs in Kenya.