Kenya risks $40m monthly remittance loss amid Middle East crisis
Kenya could lose as much as $40 million in monthly remittance inflows as the Middle East crisis disrupts a key...
- Tuesday, July 14, 2026
BusinessDay
Kenya could lose as much as $40 million in monthly remittance inflows as the Middle East crisis disrupts a key...
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