How African countries can reform education

The target is for Treasury to shrink its Budget hole to Sh663 billion by June 2025.

The IMF has become the lender of choice when the country finds itself in dire financial straits.

IMF wants the names of owners of companies that won Kemsa tenders published in the Public Procurement Information Portal.

Move has left local investors, particularly commercial banks with the arduous task of finding the safest place to park their cash.

Analysed results from the 2020 KCPE shows that Barwaqo Girls in Wajir posted a performance index of 126.66 to be the most improved school.

This will bring to Sh76 billion the amount that the country has received from IMF under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF).

Generally, too much borrowing is not good. Taking too many loans from the local market could “crowd out” the private sector.

Since the country recorded its first case of Covid-19 in March last year, the Washington-based institution has now given Kenya close to Sh304 billion.

The $750 million disbursement is part of World Bank's Development Policy Operations (DPO), which lends cash for budget support instead of financing sp

The industry contributes at least 22 per cent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

This was the era of high graft and ‘political banks’, where the institutions fraudulently lent to firms belonging or connected to politicians.

Kenya to receive Sh80.6b loan from World Bank; another Sh44.1b from IMF by end of June, CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge says.