Futi Nne Na Nusus Mjapani

[It's Me Scumbag]

@Ngimanene na Muchere nimeskia ukisema haulipi na hautalipa. You world is just about to explode.

• Beijing is projected to lend Kenya Sh29.46 billion for the fiscal year 2022/23, a sharp cutback from Sh140.03 billion in the 2015/16 budget.
• That marks the second year in a row that China will trail Japan in bilateral loans, having committed Sh21.25 billion in the current year ending June against Tokyo’s Sh36.49 billion, according to the Treasury’s budget books.
• China, however, remains the biggest bilateral creditor by far due to big-ticket deals it has inked with Kenya in the last decade to fund and build mega infrastructure projects such as roads and a modern railway.

Full story here...

Japan overtakes China in fresh Kenya loans race

The Treasury has in the budget estimates for the financial year starting July listed Japan as the largest source of bilateral loans and grants.

www.businessdailyafrica.com

@mkurugenzi come and tell him it is the cost of inflated economy development.

 

[Total Man Bee-Watt]

Na kweli tumekopa pesa bila mchezo

 

[Meria]

Nilikua nimesoma mapajani

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

Si umeona China wamejua kupea Konyags mapesa ni gutee. Mimi nimesema kura kwa Wanjigi, nipee mama ya gakwa mimba 7 and live a tax free life. Nyinyi wa watoto wadogo mpambane na hali Konyags aliwawekea

 

[mkurugenzi]

@Ngimanene na Muchere nimeskia ukisema haulipi na hautalipa. You world is just about to explode.

• Beijing is projected to lend Kenya Sh29.46 billion for the fiscal year 2022/23, a sharp cutback from Sh140.03 billion in the 2015/16 budget.
• That marks the second year in a row that China will trail Japan in bilateral loans, having committed Sh21.25 billion in the current year ending June against Tokyo’s Sh36.49 billion, according to the Treasury’s budget books.
• China, however, remains the biggest bilateral creditor by far due to big-ticket deals it has inked with Kenya in the last decade to fund and build mega infrastructure projects such as roads and a modern railway.

Full story here...

Japan overtakes China in fresh Kenya loans race

The Treasury has in the budget estimates for the financial year starting July listed Japan as the largest source of bilateral loans and grants.

www.businessdailyafrica.com

@mkurugenzi come and tell him it is the cost of inflated economy development.

So in other words borrowing from China has gone down drastically from 140B in 2015/16 when looto was in govt to a mere 20B after he was kicked out which means he was the problem.

 

[Mwalimu-G]

So in other words borrowing from China has gone down drastically from 140B in 2015/16 when looto was in govt to a mere 20B after he was kicked out which means he was the problem.

Wakiwa na Roach-eat.