PS Sing'oei: Government won't allow NGOs to sponsor anarchy

 However, he noted that there is nothing untoward about any organisation or individual investing substantial amounts in the country, even billions of shillings, provided there is disclosure regarding the exact amount, source of funding, and intended project.

 Sing'oei, who was accompanied by the Egyptian Ambassador to Kenya, Wael Nasr Eldin Attiya, maintained that some local organisations receiving funds from the Ford Foundation were at the forefront of the anti-government protests.

 The PS also emphasised the importance of the partnership between Kenya and Egypt, which he said dates back to colonial times.

 According to Dr Sing'oei, Egypt has invested significantly in Kenya, particularly in the aviation, health, and entertainment sectors, while Kenya exports more tea and coffee to Cairo.

 "The reason why Egypt has invested more in Kenya is due to our strong stability, connectivity, democracy, and the enterprising nature of our population," said Singoei.

 For his part, the ambassador said Egypt would continue to cooperate with Kenya in various economic fields.

 "We are the main beneficiaries of Nile water, which originates in Kenya, and whenever any country at the source of the Nile River is affected, it impacts us too, even though we are many miles away; we are in the same continent," noted Nasr.