Crowd disappointed not to see Obamapublished at 12:22 British Summer Time 25 July 2015
BBC reporter in Nairobi tweets:
Obama takes tough line against corruption in Kenya
Differs with President Kenyatta on gay rights
Praises dynamism of Kenyan business
"Africa is on the move," he says
Lays a wreath at site of bombing of US embassy
Says "I will be back" as a private citizen
Farouk Chothia and Lucy Fleming
BBC reporter in Nairobi tweets:
BBC journalist tweets from the crowds hoping to catch a glimpse of the US president:
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Reuters correspondent in Nairobi tweets:
BBC reporter tweets that Kenya's deputy president, who is currently on trial at the International Criminal Court on violence-related charges he denies, will meet President Obama later:
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White House reporter for The Associated Press tweets:
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Kenya's president tweets:
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BBC producer in Nairobi tweets:
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BBC correspondent tweets after an entrepreneur meets President Obama at the Power Africa Innovation Fair:
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BBC reporter in Nairobi tweets on security activity before Mr Obama's vehicle, known as The Beast, passes by:
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BBC reporter in Nairobi tweets
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Listen to the two presidents in their own voices, thanks to the BBC's Kelvin Brown, external who has uploaded their speeches to SoundCloud:
BBC reporter tweets about the continued heightened security in the Kenyan capital for President Obama's visit:
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The @gathara, external cartoon in Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper makes a controversial point about alleged corruption as President visits the East African nation to promote entrepreneurship, which he said in his speech earlier was a way of to "push back against corruption":
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Janet Onyango
A Twitter user wondered how the tech start-up Hello Tractor, whose founder shared a stage with President Obama at the Global Enterprise Summit earlier this morning, could help his farming business:
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Janet Onyango
A Kenyan reacts to President Obama's call for greater support for women entrepreneurs:
The US embassy's summary of President Obama's appearance at the Entrepreneurship Summit in Nairobi:
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Kenyans on Twitter have been live tweeting quotes from President Obama's speech at the opening of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit. They have also been reacting to the brief panel discussion following the president's speech:
One Twitter user commented on President Obama's greeting in Sheng, a popular slang version of Kiswahili:
BBC reporter tweets:
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BBC reporter tweets with more comments from the US president:
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BBC correspondent tweets
BBC correspondent tweets from the business conference in the Kenya capital, with President Obama and President Kenyatta on stage with young business people:
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