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Kenya made an interest payment on its eurobonds maturing in June on schedule, according to Danske Bank Asset Management, triggering a rally in the bonds.

Across countries, officials who committed Covid-19 graft have adopted similar methods: awarding contracts to companies owned by relatives or friends.

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Ethiopia is Producing Surplus Wheat for Export After Drive to Boost Output