Kenya’s economy is on the mend and the country is unlikely to need further assistance from the International Monetary Fund, according to the head of President William Ruto’s economic council.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been a key player in Kenya's economic landscape for years, with its interventions ...

The funds will primarily go toward settling loans provided by Ethiopia’s largest bank to several state-owned companies, including Ethiopia Electric Power, Ethiopian Sugar Corp, and Ethiopia Railway ...

She said some of the sectors with huge potential to attract investments include energy, technology, agriculture, health and tourism.

Kenya faces an escalating debt crisis, and the IMF has warned of a heightened risk of loan default. The country’s public debt ...

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Poverty and climate change are two of the most pressing challenges confronting Africa today. The continent continues to ...

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In a country report on Kenya following the seventh and eight reviews of its medium-term funding programme, the IMF says it ...

The latest statistics from the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) indicate that registrations grew from 103,298 as of ...

In early November 2024, the IMF decided to create a 25th Executive Director position. The move had been under discussion for ...