Search

Kenya Eyes IMF Deal to Expand External Borrowing in 2025/26 Budget

Panorama of Nairobi city skyline. © Images of Africa Photobank / Alamy Stock Photo
  • Treasury signals potential shift in financing mix if new IMF program is secured
  • Domestic borrowing target raises concerns over private sector credit growth

Nairobi, Kenya – Kenya is poised to double its proposed net external financing for the fiscal year starting July 2025 if it secures a new International Monetary Fund (IMF) lending program, which is currently under negotiation.

Recent Business

Gas pipeline. Photo by Leo Sokolovsky @ Unsplash
Senegal–Mauritania offshore gas project set to nearly double LNG output
Read More »
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Photo by Daniel Emale @ Unsplash
Ethiopia central bank clarifies import pricing rules to calm FX market jitters
Read More »
Import and export trade common in Africa. Photo by Kurt Cotoaga @ Unsplash
Namibia trade deficit narrows sharply as imports plunge, exports rise
Read More »

Recent Politics

Herdsmen in Ethiopia. Photo by Hanna Grace @ Unsplash
Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of territorial occupation, demands troop withdrawal
Read More »
Kenya youth protest @ Unsplash
Kenya church attack on ex–deputy president exposes security rifts
Read More »
Ghana ex-vice president Mahamudu Bawumia to lead opposition NPP in 2028 polls. Photo: Bawumia/Facebook page
Ghana opposition NPP re-elects Bawumia as flagbearer ahead of 2028 polls
Read More »

Latest Posts

Latest news insights