*Kenya’s Public Debt Grows by Ksh 1 Trillion in 12 Months* Kenya’s debt pile hit Ksh 11.4 trillion in March 2025, a sharp rise from Ksh 10.4 trillion in the same period last year — adding Ksh 1 trillion in just 12 months. The surge signals continued reliance on borrowing to plug budget gaps and meet maturing obligations, even as concerns grow over the rising cost of debt servicing. *The numbers raise fresh questions:* How sustainable is Kenya’s borrowing path, and what trade-offs lie ahead for taxpayers? Source: https://www.centralbank.go.ke/uploads/weekly_bulletin/540352304_Weekly%20CBK%20Bulletin%20May%2030,%202025.pdf