The shilling's continued fall is now being tied to the locking out of Kenya from the international credit market, loan repayments and high import bills.
The Kenyan currency is now at Sh150, exposing households to an even higher cost of living.
The shilling's continued fall is now being tied to the locking out of Kenya from the international credit market, loan repayments and high import bills.
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