Kenya has launched a National Infrastructure Fund to tackle a crippling $2.1 billion annual infrastructure financing gap—a bold move for a country already spending 71% of government revenue on debt servicing. The fund will pursue public-private partnerships, privatization proceeds, and institutional capital to finance roads, energy, and ports without deepening the public debt burden. However, project finance experts warn of serious design flaws: potential conflicts of interest, role ambiguities, vague private-sector provisions, and a…
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News of Kenya This is the heartwarming moment a baby elephant in Kenya was reunited with its family after researchers...
