Kenya will push ahead with a debut Eurobond even though market con¬ditions have deteriorated and it is not clear what yield it will have to pay, Finance Minister Henry Rotich said on Monday.
The east African country plans to borrow up to $2 billion from overseas financial markets but postponed its
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