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NO IMF AID THIS FISCAL YEAR

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Issue dated 27/11/1999

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IMF TALKS RESUME

A joint International Monetary Fund and World Bank mission is due in Nairobi to discuss resumption of financial aid talks

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STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

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The Kenyan government is moving heaven and earth with its fund donors to find a way to finance its budget

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LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

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BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

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ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

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ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

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IMF TALKS RESUME

STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

LAST PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMF CREDIT

HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

PRIVATIZATION FOR OIL INDUSTRY?

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

END OF THE OIL-STATE

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NO IMF AID THIS FISCAL YEAR

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IMF TALKS RESUME

STILL A GOOD CHANCE OF GOING BANKRUPT

HAIR'S BREADTH FROM CASH CRISIS

LEAKEY ON A TIGHTROPE

BORDER-BUST COST IS HIGH

ONE STEP FORWARD BUT TWO STEPS BACK

LAST PREPARATIONS FOR AN IMF CREDIT

HOW MURERWA REASSURED GONDWE

IMF DIDN'T SEE THE GAP

ETERNAL PROBLEM OF FISCAL REVENUE

PRIVATIZATION FOR OIL INDUSTRY?

BOTTOM OF THE BARREL

END OF THE OIL-STATE

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