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Kenya Airways shares suspension extended for nine months

Kenya Airways shares suspension extended for nine months Wednesday April 07 2021 KQ shares were initially suspended from trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in July last year. Shareholders will be waiting to know the price the government will be offering to buy them out. The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has extended a share trading freeze on national carrier Kenya Airways #ticker:KQ for another nine months as the airline prepares for the State takeover bid. KQ shares were initially suspended from trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in July last year after MPs began to review the law that will pave the way for the government to take back full control of the airline.

Kenya to Borrow $12 4 Billion Abroad by June 2022, IMF Says

Kenya to Borrow $12.4 Billion Abroad by June 2022, IMF Says Bloomberg 3 hrs ago David Herbling © Bloomberg Street vendors sell second-hand clothing on a shopping street in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020. Kenya is seeking a loan of as much as $2.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund under the lender’s extended fund facility. (Bloomberg) Kenya plans to borrow $12.4 billion between now and June 2022 from foreign sources, the International Monetary Fund said in a report detailing terms and conditions of a separate $2.34 billion financing package approved by its board last week. The amount includes $7.3 billion in Eurobonds, $4.8 billion in concessionary borrowing and $282 million semi-concessional loans, the IMF said in a report on its website. About $2.3 billion of the Eurobonds will be new borrowing to be spent on infrastructure projects, while $5 billion is refinancing for a Eurobond maturing in 2024 and to retire price

Kenya to Open Consulate in Breakaway Somali Region s Capital

Kenya to Open Consulate in Breakaway Somali Region’s Capital Bloomberg 16/12/2020 (Bloomberg) Kenya will open a consulate in the breakaway region of Somaliland that’s lobbying for international recognition, escalating tensions with the government of neighboring Somalia. The office will open in the Somaliland capital of Hargeisa by end of March, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Somaliland counterpart Muse Bihi Abdi said in a joint statement on Tuesday. The breakaway region will upgrade its liaison office in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, at the same time. Somalia cut diplomatic ties with Kenya on Tuesday, the day after Kenyatta announced he was holding talks with Abdi. The rift in relations comes as Kenya and Somalia prepare to square-off at an international tribunal in March over a maritime-border dispute.

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