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Kenya s Economy to Rebound Fastest in Africa - World Bank

Kenya s Economy to Rebound Fastest in Africa - World Bank 5 April 2021 - 7:53 pm President Uhuru Kenyatta addressing the annual presidential briefing to the diplomatic corps at State House on March 4, 2021 PSCU The World Bank has predicted that Kenya’s economy will be among one of the fastest to recover in 2021, post Covid-19 pandemic. According to its latest report on sub-Saharan Africa, the World Bank placed Kenya alongside Cote D ivoire and Botswana as the breakout economies in the continent. This is despite President Uhuru Kenyatta noting that the economy lost Ksh 560 billion in 2020 owing to the impact of the pandemic and business disruption.

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Tough times as CBK announces expiry on restructuring of loans

Tough times as CBK announces expiry on restructuring of loans
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Tough times as CBK announces expiry on restructuring of loans

Thousands of Kenyans Face Hard Times as Banks Start Loan Deductions

Thousands of Kenyans will be facing harder times as the one-year waiver period given by commercial banks comes to an end on March 31.

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Raila: BBI will not decide my journey to State House, Kenyans will

THE STANDARD ODM leader Raila Odinga addresses mourners during the funeral service of Bonchari MP Oroo Oyioka. [Sammy Omingo, Standard] Emboldened by the passage of the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill by county assemblies, ODM leader Raila Odinga said the initiative was not meant to make him President but unite Kenyans. Raila, who together with President Uhuru Kenyatta are the architects of the Building Bridges Initiative, said BBI was not birthed as a result of his desire to lead the country. Speaking in Bonchari, Kisii, during the burial of MP Oroo Oyioka, Raila said Kenyans will decide on his State House journey.

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