Ruto attends 40th anniversary of Eldoret Anglican Diocese

President William Ruto quietly jetted back into the country on Saturday night.

On Sunday morning, Ruto in the company of his wife, First Lady Rachel Ruto attended a church service at Uasini Gishu.

The Head of State was at ACK Diocese of Eldoret for its 40th Anniversary Service.

President Ruto had left the country on Friday evening joined other leaders in Brazzaville at the summit of the Three Basins Climate Change Conference in Congo.

The summit  which was concluding on Sunday aimed to implement the first global coalition to restore 350 million hectares of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

This was  President's Ruto 39th trip since he assumed office last year in September.

It was at the summit that Ruto annoucned that Africans intending to travel to Kenya in 2024 will no longer need visas.

"By the end of this year, no African will need a visa to enter Kenya. The time has come to understand the importance of doing trade between us," he said.

The Head of State said the move is aimed at boosting trade with African countries.