Kenya’s domestic debt market is gaining fresh momentum as the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) reopens two infrastructure bonds (IFBs), aiming to raise KSh 90 billion to fund priority projects in the 2025/26 fiscal year. Running from July 21 to August 13, the auction reintroduces two long-term, tax-exempt bonds—IFB1/2018/015 and IFB1/2022/019—as investors seek higher-yield opportunities … Continue reading Kenya’s Infrastructure Bonds Gain Traction Amid Fiscal Consolidation Drive