KENYA : Central bank takes aim at Ruto's financial reforms – Africa Intelligence

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As its debts continue to mount up, the Kenyan government is finding it increasingly difficult to find sources of finance, even from the private sector. Kenyatta’s successor, William Ruto, is preparing to take over the reins of a state with very little room for manoeuvre. […]
The Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta fears that the country’s appeal to investors will decline in the run-up to what is expected to be a hotly disputed election. He has instructed his teams to promote a new eurobond in the world’s leading financial marketplaces. […]
Spire Bank hasn’t published positive results since it was sold to the Mwalimu National cooperative by its former boss Naushad Merali, the late CEO of Sameer Group who died in July. Things have become so dire that the Central Bank of Kenya is making plans to close the financial institution. […]
According to our sources, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), […]
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