President Uhuru Kenyatta was on Monday morning welcomed in style at the Sir Seretse Khama International Airport, Botswana.
Kenyatta was received by his host President Ian Khamabut it was the traditional dancers that stole the show with their well-choreographed and vigorous moves.
The Kenyan Head of State seemed thrilled by the culture as he remained smiling all through the electrifying performance.
President Kenyatta began his three-day state visit in the country with a 21 guard salute and a full guard of honour.
A state luncheon was later in the day prepared in honour of Kenyatta.
During his stay in the Southern Africa country, Kenyatta will discuss among other issues trade and economic ties between Kenya and Botswana, that will encompass industry and manufacturing, mining and tourism.
The two Heads of State are also set to address the Second Botswana – Kenya Business Seminar, which aims to exploit the existing trade potential between the two countries.
President Kenyatta will conclude his tour by addressing the Kenyan diaspora in Botswana before returning to Nairobi.
