Kenya begins talks with IMF mission for successor lending program
An IMF team is visiting Nairobi to discuss a new lending arrangement to support policy reforms. These talks follow the expiry of a previous multi-billion deal.
An International Monetary Fund staff mission is currently visiting Kenya
KE to continue discussions on a successor loan arrangement. The mission, which is scheduled to run from February 24 to March 4, 2026, aims to support key policy reforms and potentially provide financial assistance. These talks are occurring as the nation seeks to maintain macroeconomic stability and investor confidence amid high debt-servicing pressures.












