Macron Visits Kenya for Africa Summit, Seeks New Partnerships
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Kenya for an Africa summit, aiming to forge new partnerships and redefine France's role on the continent. The visit includes discussions on economic cooperation and comes as France adopts a law for the restitution of art stolen from former colonies.
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