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How treasury CS Henry Rotich plan to use Sh210 billion fresh Eurobond

Wycliffe Musalia by Wycliffe Musalia
May 17, 2019
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Kenya has received yet another Eurobond despite the first and second which has put the country’s credit score on the watch.

The Sh210 billion that the treasury CS rallied for from the international creditors will be used majorly to finance stalled projects and clear the first bond.

Expenditure 

Even as the CS is expected back in the country with the goodies, much worries as the bond is reported to be slightly more expensive than the previous two, because of prevailing market conditions internationally, following soaring interest rates.

The Standard report that some Sh75 billion ($750 million) plus a final interest of Sh2.2 billion will be paid out to the lenders of the 2014 debut Eurobond.

The other portion of the money will be spent on development infrastructure projects, and repay “other debt obligations”.

Another crucial use of the money will be to revamp development projects that otherwise would have stalled for lack funding.

SGR 

This comes as hope to the government after the Chinese government turned down President Uhuru and former PM Raila Odinga bid to have another loan that will fund the Standard Gauge Railway completion.

The duo earlier visited China hoping to secure a loan but their efforts failed.

According tocompletion from Naivasha to Kisumu city, making it East African economic hub.

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Wycliffe Musalia

Wycliffe Musalia

Wycliffe Musalia is a skilled digital media professional with over 7 years of experience in digital media, editing, social media, writing, and photography. Currently the Editor at News9.africa. Musalia has completed the full Google News Initiative (GNI) News Lab Advance digital reporting workshop and attained full certification. He has undergone Procurement Fraud and Public Finance Management Training conducted by the Kenya Editors’ Guild in collaboration with the Institute of Economic Affairs. He previously spent over a year in a professional capacity as a Business Editor at TUKO.co.ke, news writer at FarmBiz Africa, an editorial intern, digital reporter, and online sub-editor at the Royal Media Services and the Standard Media Group, respectively. Reach out via email: wisemusalia@gmail.com, wycliffe.muslia@news9.africa.

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