Kenyan Minister of Transport, Davis Chirchir, announced on Monday, August 11, the issuance in September of a securitized bond of 175.75 billion Kenyan shillings (1.36 billion USD) on both local and international markets. This product will mainly be used for road construction, but will also be used to finance the expansion of Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta…...
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Kenya bets on a securitized bond of 1.36 billion USD to finance its infrastructure projects
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