That is your opinion, and we do not care what u Cicero, or any other East African thinks about our borrowing.
I do not think that the majority of Kenyans are keen on the idea of a single currency, we love our Kshs as it is.
You are talking about our debts as though Tanzania is not also considering taking loans in order to actualize its many proposed infrastructural development programs.
Kenya's debts are justified and within manageable limits. At only 50 or 60 % of the Gdp...there are countries in Africa with debt to Gdp ratios even exceeding 100%.
But what matters is what the loans are used for...
In Kenya's case, it is used on financing infratructure projects that are guarateed to help pay back the loan as well as boost the economy.
So, why all the hullabaloo about the Kenyan debt levels? Ye all blowing tgis matter out of proportion.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s most debt-laden nations