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Kenya Power Retains Sh15,000 Connection Fee for Affordable Household Electricity

Kenya Power has announced its decision to maintain the Sh15,000 connection fee for households situated near transformers. This initiative falls under the third phase of Kenya Power’s subsidized program, aiming to ensure affordable electricity access for more homes across the nation. Starting in September next year, this phase aims to connect approximately 150,000 new homes […]

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Global Debt Reaches Record $307 Trillion Amid Monetary Policy Shifts

Global debt has reached a remarkable $307 trillion during the second quarter, marking a significant $47 trillion increase from its pre-pandemic levels. This surge in debt is primarily attributed to the ongoing adjustment to rapid monetary policy tightening by central banks, a phenomenon outlined in a report by the Institute of International Finance (IIF). Despite […]

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Ghana Among Top African Countries with Highest Debt to IMF

Ghana has once again secured its position as Africa’s foremost borrower from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), according to data revealed in the IMF’s Quarterly Finances report for July-end 2023. Ghana’s debt to the IMF has surged by a significant 35.55% during the period under review, underscoring the nation’s growing financial reliance on the IMF. […]

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Argentina Grapples with Soaring Inflation at 124%, Triggering Economic Crisis

Argentina is facing an unprecedented economic challenge as its annual inflation rate skyrocketed to a staggering 124.4% in August, marking its highest level since 1991. This inflation surge is exacerbating an already critical cost-of-living crisis, with profound implications for the country’s economy and its people. In August alone, the inflation rate reached 12.4%, a figure […]

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Kenya’s Import Bill Sees First Decline in Post-COVID Era

Kenya has reported a notable drop in its import expenditure for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting reduced spending on critical supplies such as factory materials, machinery, and fuel, according to official data. Between January and July this year, traders spent Ksh 1.43 trillion on foreign goods, down from Ksh 1.46 trillion during […]

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OECD Issues Revised Global Growth Projections: 2023 Up, 2024 Down

The Organisation for Economic Development (OECD) has released its updated global economic growth outlook, revealing a complex tapestry of shifting dynamics. In a surprising turn, the OECD has upwardly revised its 2023 global Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth forecast to 3.0%, up from the earlier 2.7% estimate provided in June. This unexpected boost is primarily […]

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African Development Bank and South Korea Join Hands with $28.6 Million Investment

The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the South Korean Government have solidified their commitment to African development with a $28.6 million financial partnership. This collaboration is an extension of the Korea-Africa Energy Investment Framework, initiated in 2021, which has already provided $600 million in co-financing to bolster African nations’ human capacity and energy sectors. In […]

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