As Kenya prepares to issue a new Eurobond this year, foreign investors have slapped a risk premium on the country's international borrowing, making the planned debt more expensive to taxpayers.
This has not come as good news, especially at a time when activity on the Nairobi Securities Exchange has slumped, mostly because of foreign investors.
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