@Flo-ology
Dr Mwangi buying Airtel ke would be a positive and welcome move.
The jobs Bharti transferred to India in the name of cutting costs will be brought back.
The company would also have kenyan managers instead of Indians

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CBK: Buy 103.83, Sell 104.03, Mean 103.93
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Time: 17/01/2017 09:36:49

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CBK: Buy 103.86, Sell 104.06, Mean 103.96
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Time: 18/01/2017 12:35:56

Many people, for instance, wonder why our debt, which is only 50 per cent of GDP, should be a concern, while many industrialised countries’ debt to GDP ratios are more than double ours, yet they are not in distress.

Take the US, with a debt equivalent to 107 per cent of GDP. The US spends only eight per cent of revenue to service this debt. We on the other hand are spending more than a third of our revenue to service debt which is less than half that of the US relative to income. What explains this?

Sooner or later, our debt ladder will run out of rungs. You can take that to the bank.

We have many naysayers who only want to hear negative news and bash the current government. Japan's debt to GDP is like 230%. Yet when it comes to Kenya our debt ratio to some people is road to a failing state Some people want to compare our SGR to bullet trains yet ours was primarily designed to carry goods.