State firms are seeking to write off about Sh28.55 billion in loans after years of defaults, effectively transferring the financial burden to taxpayers. The breakdown of outstanding loans shows that at least 29 State-owned enterprises have applied for the write-off. Read more: | Collector

State firms are seeking to write off about Sh28.55 billion in loans after years of defaults, effectively transferring the financial burden to taxpayers.

The breakdown of outstanding loans shows that at least 29 State-owned enterprises have applied for the write-off.

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State firms are seeking to write off about Sh28.55 billion in loans after years of defaults, effectively transferring the financial burden to taxpayers. The breakdown of outstanding loans shows that at least 29 State-owned enterprises have applied for the write-off. Read more:

State firms are seeking to write off about Sh28.55 billion in loans after years of defaults, effectively transferring the financial burden to taxpayers. The breakdown of outstanding loans shows that at least 29 State-owned enterprises have applied for the write-off. Read more:

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