Economics
Kenya Plans $4.1 Billion in New Loans as It Lifts Debt Limit
- Lawmakers approved proposal for debt limit of $87 billion
- Government looking to increase investment in infrastructure
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Kenya plans to borrow 422 billion shillings ($4.1 billion) from external lenders after lawmakers approved the government’s proposal to increase its debt limit.