The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Saturday announced that its Executive Board has approved a three-year credit facility for Kenya amounting to US$2.34 billion to support the country’s next phase of COVID-19 response
2021/04/03/imf-approves-2-34-billion-package-for-kenya
2021/04/03/imf-approves-2-34-billion-package-for-kenya
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