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US First Lady Melania Trump, center, and Kenya's First Lady, Margaret Kenyatta, center right, pose for photographs on stage alongside Kenyan dancers attending a children's performance at the Kenya National Theater in Nairobi, Kenya Friday, October 5, 2018. Ms. Trump makes her first visit to Africa and her first long solo international trip as first lady. (Dai Kurokawa / Pool via AP) (Associated Press)
NAIROBI, Kenya – Update on Melania Trump's visit to Africa (local time):
5:05 p.m.
Melania Trump met Kenya's first lady, Margaret Kenyatta, for tea.
Trump is on her first international trip as the first American lady and on her first trip to Africa. After taking tea with Kenyatta on Friday, she attended a children's dance performance at the Nairobi National Theater.
Earlier Friday, Mrs. Trump was sashay to the beat of African music while she was being welcomed into an orphanage. She had opened the Kenyan part of her visit by feeding baby elephants in Nairobi National Park and on a safari.
Egypt will be the next and last leg of his Africa tour. She had previously visited Ghana and Malawi.
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2:50 p.m.
Melania Trump sashayed to the beat of African music while she was hosted in an orphanage in Kenya.
Nest's children in Nairobi welcomed her on Friday singing and dancing, and the first American lady, usually reserved, quickly gave in. She walked down a path holding two children by the hand, then began to sing at the rhythm of the beats as she approached the building.
Ms. Trump is on her first international extended solo trip.
She opened the Kenyan part of her visit earlier Friday by feeding baby elephants at Nairobi National Park and doing a safari. She plans to meet the first lady of Kenya and attend a show at the National Theater in Nairobi.
Egypt will be the next and last leg of his Africa tour. She had previously visited Ghana and Malawi.
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9am
Melania Trump travels to Kenya National Park to highlight animal conservation efforts.
The first American lady arrived Friday at Nairobi National Park to learn about the measures taken by the East African country to conserve elephants and rhinos. She will also participate in a fast safari.
Ms. Trump plans to visit children in an orphanage and attend a children's show later Friday at the Nairobi National Theater.
She makes her first visit to Africa and her first long international solo trip as first lady. Ms. Trump opened the trip Tuesday in Ghana and traveled to Malawi on Thursday.
Egypt is the final leg of the continent's four-nation tour highlighting well-being, education, tourism and child conservation.
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