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Kenya: Debt Headache Compounds Govt's Worries
Nation, 21 April 2020
The amount of debt falling due this year has dropped by Sh29 billion after reconciliations passed through the supplementary budget by the National Treasury. Read more »
President Uhuru Kenyatta has said that the government has opened talks with external lenders to suspend debt during the Covid-19 crisis, as the shilling depreciates to its lowest point at 106 shillings to 1 U.S.dollar.
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