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Ruto offers Kenya as test case on African risk

The Standard Kenyan 22 minutes 1 mins read

President Ruto says Kenya will open its risk data to rating agencies, challenging African financing rules that favour government debt over infrastructure, calls for reforms based on local evidence.

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