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Kenya presidency rules out default as cash crunch delays salaries | Debt News

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Kenya’s annual interest payments on domestic debt alone have surged from $1.34bn to $5.09bn in almost a decade, heaping pressure on its cash flow.

Kenya will not default on its debt repayment obligations, the president’s chief economic adviser said on Monday, as civil service salaries were delayed due to a cash…

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