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Weak shilling inflates KenGen debt by Sh3.2 billion (Business Daily)

The weakening of the shilling inflated KenGen's foreign currency loans by Sh3.2 billion in the year ended June.

[By PATRICK ALUSHULA](/bd/economy/third-of-new-civil-servants-yet-to-declare-wealth--4080862) The company has borrowings in US dollars, Japanese Yen and Euros in addition to local currency debt. [By LYNET IGADWAH](/bd/corporate/companies/cak-picks-insider-as-acting-director-general-4081360) [By JOSEPH WANGUI & By CAROLINE WANJUGU](/bd/economy/cytonn-liquidation-ordered-to-recover-sh14bn-investor-funds--4081016) [By DOMINIC OMONDI](/bd/economy/ruto-puts-uhuru-s-most-expensive-road-on-hold-4081014) [KenGen denies Kenya Power Sh1.7 billion in tariff discount](https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/corporate/companies/kengen-denies-kenya-power-sh1-7-billion-in-tariff-discount--4076898)

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