Kenya’s public debt mountain: Is it sustainable?

Sponsored by The Institute for Social Accountability

What you need to know:

As Kenya’s public debt mountain continues to grow, debt repayment is also rising, reducing funds that are meant to improve service delivery to citizens especially at the county level.
Civil society continue to raise concerns about the country’s enormous public debt obligations, with an estimate of 904.7 billion Kenyan shillings falling due this financial year.
Government is borrowing to repay loans.

Note: The results are not exact but very close to the actual.