Kenya

The wildlife and geography of Kenya is breathtaking with many species of animals, birds, wildlife reserves, scenic mountains, sandy beaches, plantations, valleys, etc . Tourism is thriving in Kenya and is the biggest source of revenue to the economy. There are almost 60 national parks and the wildebeest migration at the Masaai Mara is a wonder in itself. After tourism, agriculture is the next biggest contributor to Kenya's GDP. In terms of industry, Kenya produces cement and has an oil refinery which produces petroleum products. Kenya has oil deposits in abundance and is also importing all kinds of crude petroleum requirements. Many U.S. companies are investing in Kenya and setting up operations because of their human resource, strategic location, and inclusive air routes etc. The Chinese have invested a lot in Kenya which totals to $474 million but Kenya keeps foreign relation mostly with their fellow African neighbors like Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Rwanda, Burundi.