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to hit 60 % of Gross Domestic Product by June 2018 according to Global rating agency Moody ’s Investors Service(passive) is setKenya ’s rising debt
large infrastructure projects such as a new railway line(passive) were caused byKenya 's debt
to rise further in the coming 18 months on the back of a government commitment to increasing spending in the 2015/16 financial year by 10 % year - on - year(passive) are setKenya ’s debt levels
underlying poverty and poor preparedness for emergencies(passive) to be influenced byThe crisis in Kenya
the disputed results of the December 2007 Presidential elections(passive) sparked byThe crisis in Kenya
the presidential electionsparkedoff the crisis in Kenya
further investigations or further proceedings at any level in the ICCwould triggera crisis in Kenya
Pres ident(passive) was triggered byThe crisis in Kenya
bleak future - Daily Nationcreatesbleak future - Daily Nation
Ushahidi - a tool(passive) sparked byUshahidi - a tool
bleak future ... The common tendency has therefore been to make overly optimistic revenue projects leading to an increased uncertainty of resource flowscreatesbleak future ... The common tendency has therefore been to make overly optimistic revenue projects leading to an increased uncertainty of resource flows
Kenyans to dig deep into their pockets to paywill causeKenyans to dig deep into their pockets to pay
to reach 60 per cent of the country ’s gross domestic product this year — a factor in the ratings agency ’s decision last month to downgrade Kenya ’s creditworthinessis setto reach 60 per cent of the country ’s gross domestic product this year — a factor in the ratings agency ’s decision last month to downgrade Kenya ’s creditworthiness
to touch KSh 7 trillion by 2022is setto touch KSh 7 trillion by 2022
to rise to 60 per cent of GDP over the next seven monthsis setto rise to 60 per cent of GDP over the next seven months
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