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October 10, 2026|04:00

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No, not now! Why IMF is hesitant to commit other billions to Ruto's regime

The Standard Kenyan 10 minutes 1 mins read

For Ruto, an IMF lockout would mean more than a stalled programme, it would send a signal that Kenya is uninvestable, analysts say.

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