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Kenya Airways secures $350 million state loan as government restructures $945 million in existing debt

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Kenya’s government will provide national carrier Kenya Airways with a KShs45.15 billion ($350 million) shareholder loan and restructure KShs122 billion of existing loans. The package combines new financing with changes to the airline’s existing debt burden.

Discovered 2026-10-12T03:05:25.357583-07:00 | 2026-10-12T03:05:25.357583-07:00

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  • The state-backed loan adds $350 million in fresh financing, while the restructuring covers KShs122 billion of existing obligations—material support for Kenya Airways’ finances.
  • The measures underscore the Kenyan government’s continuing role in funding and managing the national carrier’s debt.

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