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Short-term debts puts pressure on Treasury's limited coffers

Treasury Cabinet secretary Henry Rotich addressing the press. (Photo: Jenipher Wachie/Standard)

Servicing loans from China, Kenya's biggest bilateral lender, is set to get tougher in the next few years.

Kenya will wire Sh150 billion to China in the next four years as the country settles its debts with our biggest bilateral lender.

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