Crossroad for country's CEO . By signing the voters get amused and more votes. By not signing banks happy esp CBA and more profits.
Just like making a choice between a bugatti and a Lamborghini

If signed, he shall take it without a run-off. It will be a landslide.. Every mature working Kenyan is affected by the rates especially the poor who pay up to 72% per annum on the mobile loans

@metaspoilt.. How expensive are bank's cost of funds considering the bulk of customer deposits are interest free being those of universities, secondary schools, parastatals.. Plus deposits would also be capped at 70% of CBR.. It seems fair and banks would still be profitable; in my view. CBK input via KBRR or even self regulation as desired by the KBA has failed; and thus a cap is necessary

The reality is that Banks will stick to (no-risk) T-Bills and T-Bonds.

@VVS can die, go broke, have a fake title deed OR buy KQ shares. So the bank takes a risk.

GoK cannot "die" in the same way. Plus if GoK 'defaults' all KE banks are in big shit. Typically a gov't will "print" money to repay its LCY liabilities but of course that also creates inflation. See Zimbabwe.

This is an opinion based on emotions, It's common knowledge that the poor who happen to be voters rarely take loans from the banks while the middle class like Angelica Anne take loans but rarely vote!