Attacks on vital energy infrastructure in the Middle East this week have prompted another sell-off in the dollar bonds of ...
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Kenya avoids IMF loans after Sh588bn stake sales
Kenya is not interested in funding from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the months to the end of the financial year in June, buoyed by billions of shillings it has received from the Kenya ...
The lessons learned from this crisis must extend beyond Senegal and lead to greater debt transparency and banking supervision ...
It is grounded in the logic that a government borrowing to loot is not acting on behalf of its population - it is acting ...
Kenya's sugar industry exemplifies how political elites extract rents through state controls, as President William Ruto's reforms test broader economic liberalisation.
Central to the impasse is the classification of billions in off-budget debt, including a Sh452.31 billion conversion of Chinese railway debt into a securitised loan.
Central to the impasse is the classification of billions in off-budget debt, including a Sh452.31 billion conversion of Chinese railway debt into a securitised loan.
The International Monetary Fund completed a staff mission to Kenya and said that discussions with the East African country's authorities would continue at the upcoming IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings ...
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