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President William Ruto now says that Kenya can borrow from any international financial system across the world.

President William Ruto now says that Kenya can borrow from any international financial system across the world.

Speaking on Tuesday, February 14 during the National Prayer Service at Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi, Ruto stated that the doors in the financial systems in the international community that had been closed for Kenya have now been opened.

“The doors in the financial systems in the international were closed for our nation. I want to give you the good news that now the financial system in the world has opened the doors once more for Kenya.

“We can now go to any international financial system and ask on behalf of Kenyans and the doors are opened for us. Locally our doors in the financial system had been limited but today the doors are open for the government of Kenya and we are getting more than we need from those financial systems,” Ruto stated.

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The Head of State also noted that his government would pay the external debts that has been borrowed by previous regimes.

“We had accumulated too much reckless debt and I want to say with a lot of humility that we will pay our debt and we will make this country debt free because we need to leave an inheritance for our children’s children,” he added.