The Kenya economy faces a high-risk debt path, a stable shilling near KSh 129.47, and fresh IMF talks after its last programme lapsed. We look at growth, inflation and Nairobi costs. The post Kenya’s IMF Test Comes Due as the Shilling Holds Near KSh 129.47 appeared first on The Rio Times.
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