Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu speaks on state of Kenya’s security ahead of his visit
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to arrive in the country for a 3-day state visit. He is the first Israeli head of state to visit Kenya and comes after President Kenyatta's trip to his country in February. He spoke to the Daily Nation's Daniel Kalinaki about security, his upcoming visit to Entebbe in Uganda where his brother died 30 years ago and the country's relations with Africa. NTV Kenya is first for breaking news and the best entertainment on television. Channel includes popular comedies like the Churchill Show, satire like Bull's Eye, pop culture and entertainment from The Trend with Larry Madowo, Teen Republic as well as AM Live and top shows such as Victoria's Lounge, Press Pass and NTV Wild. Watch more videos at ntv.co.ke and nation.co.ke. Follow @ntvkenya on Twitter and like our page on Facebook: NTV Kenya.
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