The country’s outstanding purchases and loans to the IMF stood at Sh518.1 billion ($4 billion) as of March 31, 2025.

William Ruto's administration and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mutually agreed to terminate the ninth review of the ...

The International Monetary Fund has released the list of debtor countries, showing the top African countries with the least debt exposure following Nigeria's exit.

Whether Kenya will be portrayed positively by the IMF after the review remains uncertain, but one thing is clear — the ...

The report, The Human Cost of Public Sector Cuts in Africa, released Tuesday, highlights that 97 per cent of healthcare ...

Domestic debt has grown the fastest in the past year by 17 percent or an additional Sh890 billion to touch Sh6.12 trillion ...

Macroeconomic—and therefore political—developments in Kenya in 2024 were dominated by IMF projections for government debt.When, in mid-2024, IMF staff projected that public debt was on a ...

The National Treasury estimated Kenya's debt to hit over KSh 12.4 trillion, from the current KSh 11. with an external debt ...

Public spending cuts across six African countries have resulted in the incomes of health and education workers falling by up ...

Kenya needs to raise at least $26bn in the next decade to pay maturing foreign debt and another $1.5bn annually to meet ...