The National Treasury has been pushing to diversify its funding sources away from just traditional instruments like Eurobonds and bilateral loans.
By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Kenya is seeking to lower its cost of borrowing by committing to reduce its forest cover losses and lift electricity connections as key performance indicators in a bid to unlock at least $500 million (Sh64.7 billion) from a sustainability-linked bond (SLB) and similar debt instruments.
Under Kenya's sustainable finance framework, qualifying green bonds and sustainability bonds enjoy tax exemptions, including…
The World Bank's board votes on June 26 on a $750 million loan for Kenya, cheap budget money tied to reforms in public finance,…
Every loan agreement, including bilateral infrastructure deals and Eurobonds, must be laid before Parliament and the public.
The government plans to use an extra Sh5 from the fuel levy as collateral to raise Sh120 billion for road projects, increasing…
Treasury has cut funding for Kenya’s energy and petroleum sectors despite heavy spending on fuel subsidies and rising power…
Treasury has cut funding for Kenya’s energy and petroleum sectors despite heavy spending on fuel subsidies and rising power…
