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World Bank Approves $750 Million Kenya Loan, Agrees to Back Loan

World Bank Approves $750 Million Kenya Loan, Agrees to Back Loan
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 30 June 2026, 06:34 UTC By David Herbling 1 min read
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World Bank Approves $750 Million Kenya Loan, Agrees to Back Loan The World Bank approved a long-awaited $750 million loan to Kenya in support of reforms aimed at enhancing good governance and improving public-finance management. The Washington-based lender will also help Kenya issue a $500 million sustainability-linked loan for reforestation efforts and improved energy access, according to an emailed statement.

World Bank Approves $750 Million Kenya Loan, Agrees to Back Loan The World Bank approved a long-awaited $750 million loan to Kenya in support of reforms aimed at enhancing good governance and improving public-finance management. The Washington-based lender will also help Kenya issue a $500 million sustainability-linked loan for reforestation efforts and improved energy access, according to an emailed statement.
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