Many African countries, Kenya included are heavily indebted at the moment. Kenya owes about 14 trillion shillings, which is about 72% of our GDP. Half of this tax is domestic debt (denominated in Kenya Shillings), and the other half is foreign currency denominated (USD). What are our options, seeing as it seems we have hit the ceiling insofar as how much we can raise from taxes.

Kwame talks to us about the nature of our debt currently, and our options (if any) moving forward. ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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In the final episode of this series, Kwame Owino joins us to discuss the misspecification of the IMF program for Kenya and what can be done moving forward. We look at the design flaws, the lack of flexibility, and the lack of understanding of our social and economic context that culminated in the #FinanceBill2024 protests. Thank you so much for listening!

Email us on [email protected] if you have any questions, or if you want to support us. We are a self-funded podcast and would love your support! 

If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are published a few days (or weeks!) after the audio, so please bear with us.

Download the IEA report on their website by following this link, and follow IEA and Kwame on Twitter / X. 

Thank you so much for listening!

If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are published a few days (or weeks!) after the audio, so please bear with us.

Email is on [email protected] if you have any questions, or if you want to support us. We are a self-funded podcast and would love your support! 

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Peter's LinkedIn Page is a treasure trove of knowledge about PPPs. Read the articles referenced in the podcast using the links below.

The timeline of the JKIA deal

Last week, KETRACO signed a USD 740 million transmission lines PPP with Adani Energy Solutions Limited. Peter opines on the process here.

Learn about the different PPP procurement methods under the PPP Act in Kenya.

Did you know that the making of the next budget, the #FinanceBill2025 is already underway? Yep! The process starts right at the beginning of the financial year.

This episode looks at the government's fiscal calendar in relation to the upcoming Finance Bill, and what we can do to make sure our voices are heard early enough. We need you to listen because this episode has a call to action - our MPs are reviewing the first budget document in November. There are things on there we need to express our wishes on, to make sure they truly represent us!If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are published a few days (or weeks!) after the audio, so please bear with us.

Download the IEA report on their website by following this link, and follow IEA and Kwame on Twitter / X. 

Follow Julians and Kellie on our socials. Julians does a terrific job on keeping us updated on what's happening in our public finance space.

If you would like to get in touch with us, please drop us an email on [email protected].

Thank you so much for listening!

If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. These are published a few days (or weeks!) after the audio, so please bear with us.

Download the IEA report on their website by following this link, and follow IEA and Kwame on Twitter / X. 

Follow Julians and Kellie on our socials. Julians does a terrific job on keeping us updated on what's happening in our public finance space.

If you would like to get in touch with us, please drop us an email on [email protected].

Thank you so much for listening! If you like our podcast, share it with your family and friends, and remember to rate us.

Follow Julians and Kellie on X. If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format.  The posts are published a few days after the episode.

Download the IEA report on their website by following this link, and follow IEA and Kwame on Twitter / X.

Thank you so much for listening!

Follow Julians and Kellie on Twitter/X. You can also read Kellie's personal finance blog, although she's now a retired writer. If you prefer to read instead of listen, head on over to our Substack, where we summarize our discussions in an easy-to-read format. 

Thank you so much for listening!

Follow Julians and Kellie on Twitter. You can also read Kellie's personal finance blog, although she's now a retired writer.

Should you have an interest in rural electrification and development, subscribe to The Mini-Grid Business Podcast by INENSUS. Kellie features on a number of episodes, including one on financial modelling and another on project finance for mini-grids!