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Kenya: Court Adjourns Sh63 Billion Graft Case Against Former Finance CS Henry Rotich

Kenya: Court Adjourns Sh63 Billion Graft Case Against Former Finance CS Henry Rotich
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Court Adjourns Sh63bn graft case against former Finance CS Henry Rotich

Court Adjourns Sh63bn graft case against former Finance CS Henry Rotich
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U S bans entry of former flamboyant Nairobi governor Mike Sonko, family

The former Nairobi governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko has been banned from traveling to the US along with his immediate family members over corruption allegations while he was in office.

Letter from Africa: Kenyans protest over growing debt

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images In our series of letters from African journalists, Kenyan broadcaster Waihiga Mwaura looks at the anxiety in his country over its growing debt levels. In many countries the willingness of global institutions, like the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to beef up the state coffers with a loan is seen as a sign of approval. It shows that the economists in far away Washington have confidence that the country can afford and properly manage the interest payments. But this is not how some Kenyans see things - they do not want the IMF to give the country any more money.

Please don t lend Kenya more money

‘Please don’t lend Kenya more money’ © Getty Images In our series of letters from African journalists, Kenyan broadcaster Waihiga Mwaura looks at the anxiety in his country over its growing debt levels. © BBC In many countries the willingness of global institutions, like the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to beef up the state coffers with a loan is seen as a sign of approval. It shows that the economists in far away Washington have confidence that the country can afford and properly manage the interest payments. But this is not how some Kenyans see things - they do not want the IMF to give the country any more money.

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