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IMF Raises Alarm Over Kenya’s Ksh1.7T Debt Deadline
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that rising global borrowing costs could increase financial pressure on governments, as Kenya prepares to manage Ksh 1.7 trillion in public debt due for repayment between now and June 2027. The repayment burden presents a major challenge for the National Treasury, which…
Business Today KenyaBy SABRINA BT
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