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Lenders sweat over billions stuck in struggling companies

Kenya Airways plane [Photo courtesy]

The season for banks to announce financial results for nine months to September is here. And Jamii Bora Bank, which was in breach of liquidity ratio in June, will also lay bare its performance.

CEO Samuel Kimani, who is also the Chairman of Nairobi Securities Exchange, has just survived the scare of buying into the future of debt-ridden Kenya Airways (KQ). But it has not been an easy run.

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