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TransCentury fights off broke tag, says will pay Sh10b loan by March

TransCentury has fought off claims it would be unable to repay a $100 million (Sh10.2 billion) loan, helping its shares post modest recovery yesterday.

The investment firm listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE said in a statement yesterday that it was confident it would be able to raise the required funds through its subsidiary, TC Mauritius).

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