Moody's sees risks to Kenya's economic recovery

Kenya's medium-term fiscal consolidation, critical for any potential ratings upgrade and access to more affordable international capital, is likely to get more challenging...
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Moody's Ratings has warned that risks to Kenya's economic recovery are increasing due to challenges in fiscal consolidation, essential for potential ratings upgrades and more affordable borrowing.
- Kenya's credit rating is currently Caa1, indicating a high risk of default.
- The report highlights that Kenya Revenue Authority experienced a tax collection shortfall of Sh47.3 billion for the financial year 2024-2025.
- Moody's cites weak revenue performance, with tax revenue down to 14 per cent of GDP and a fiscal deficit of 5.7 per cent of GDP, limiting public service funding.
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