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Kenya to cut domestic borrowing by about half - presidency

Kenya plans to cut its domestic borrowing by about 47 percent this financial year to stimulate economic growth, the presidency said in a statement on Monday.

The World Bank trimmed the 2014 economic growth forecast by 50 basis points to 4.7 percent in June, citing poor rains and growing insecurity in Kenya, east Africa's biggest economy.

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