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Kenyans gather at the Uhuru Monument in Nairobi on the first day of US Presidents visit to the East African country on July 25, 2015. US President Barack Obama declared on July 25 that " Africa is on the move", praising the spirit of entrepreneurship at a business summit on landmark visit to Kenya. Obama arrived in Kenya late on Friday, making his first visit to the country of his fathers birth since he was elected president. " I wanted to be here, because Africa is on the move, Africa is one of the fastest growing regions in the world, " Obama said, drawing cheers and applause from delegates. AFP PHOTO / GEORGINA GOODWIN / AFP PHOTO / Georgina Goodwin

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In this photo print, taken by Kenyan photographer Georgina Goodwin, we see a powerful moment captured during US President Barack Obama's historic visit to Kenya in July 2015. The image showcases the immense enthusiasm and pride of Kenyans as they gather at the Uhuru Monument in Nairobi on the first day of Obama's visit. Obama's arrival in Kenya held great significance as it marked his first return to the country of his father's birth since becoming president. In his address at a business summit, Obama commended Africa for its remarkable progress and declared that "Africa is on the move". This statement resonated deeply with delegates and elicited cheers and applause from the crowd. The photograph beautifully captures not only the excitement surrounding Obama's visit but also reflects Kenya's growing prominence on an international stage. It symbolizes hope, unity, and optimism for a continent experiencing rapid economic growth. Georgina Goodwin skillfully captures this significant moment with her keen eye for detail and composition. Her expertise in photojournalism shines through as she artfully portrays both the energy of the crowd gathered around the monument and their admiration for their fellow Kenyan-turned-president. This image serves as a testament to diplomacy between nations while highlighting Africa’s potential for success. It encapsulates an important chapter in history when two worlds intersected – one represented by President Barack Obama, embodying American power; while another showcased vibrant African spirit eager to embrace new opportunities.

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