Coca-Cola company has announced has announced its plans to invest Ksh23 billion in Kenya.

The beverage company will invest the said amount over a period of five years as part of its plans to expand its operations in the country.

President William Ruto who is on a four-day state visit to the United States of America toured the Coca-Cola company headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, on his second day in the US.

Ruto has said Coca-Cola's investment plan is a milestone in the firm's presence in Kenya and Africa.

The president added that the move is a testimony that a country has to sustain her strong collaboration to witness growth.

"Kenya welcomes Coca-Cola's announcement to invest Sh23 billion ($175 million) over the next five years to expand its operations in the country. This is a milestone in the firm’s presence in Kenya and Africa, a testimony that we must sustain our strong collaboration for us grow," Ruto said.

Kenya welcomes Coca-Cola's announcement to invest Sh23 billion ($175 million) over the next five years to expand its operations in the country. This is a milestone in the firm’s presence in Kenya and Africa, a testimony that we must sustain our strong collaboration for us grow.…