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Simple.

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Ulimanage?

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@254Mafesha Biggest lie in my books

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@MOB_gathinji What did u achieve at 18 years. You were still pissing in your pants punk

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@MOB_gathinji Fucking degenerate generation zero. At your age we voted in a constitution that removed kenyatta and Moi day. I voted for the new constitution as an 18yr old.

[Zaki Hendri @ZakiHendrii12]

@dailycultures

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@mungaikihanya Explain why it has rained mathematically

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@mseemsima01 We're living in the age of crass

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@Mwambeta1 @KenyaAirports Looks like a zinjathropus

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@EvangelineWany1 Wah senior laywer saying elnino is a hoax

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@JCarhire So do they like send him diseased coochies view once on his WhatsApp

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@georgenjoroge_ Stop copying stuff

[Jaindi Kisero @jaindikisero]

The latest on the RMLF securitisation. The National Treasury and the Kenya Roads Board (KRB) have executed long-term legal and trust agreements to formalize a KES 156.97 billion Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) Programme, permanently encumbering future fuel levy receipts to retire short-term contractor debt.

According to transaction documents finalized between September 14 and October 1, 2026, the Special Purpose Vehicle, OAK SPV Assetco Limited, entered into an Onshore Trust Deed with NCBA Bank Kenya PLC (as Note Trustee) and a formal Placing Agreement with a banking syndicate led by Absa Bank Kenya, KCB Investment Bank, and the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB).
These newly executed documents mark the formal long-term "take-out" refinancing phase.

Under the agreement:

The Instrument: Up to KES 156.96 billion in Asset-Backed Notes are being placed with institutional subscribers (pension funds, commercial banks, and regional development lenders).

The Yield Benchmark: Key intercreditor terms anchor the internal yield on the underlying asset purchase at a fixed 12.72% per annum payable to the Kenya Roads Board on its Originator Note.

The Proceeds: Cash raised from the long-term notes will be used to pay off the initial bridge facilities provided by commercial lenders.

Mortgaging the Fuel Levy: To guarantee repayment to noteholders under NCBA’s trust deed, a dedicated slice of the Road Maintenance Levy Fund—scaling up to KES 12 per litre—is legally ring-fenced and continuously routed into escrow accounts before reaching state road agencies.

Maintenance Budget Squeeze: While the structure resolves immediate contractor litigation and clears historical balance-sheet arrears, it locks in a massive fixed debt-service obligation over the next decade, sharply curtailing unencumbered cash available to agencies like KeNHA, KeRRA, and KURA for routine road maintenance.

Private Placement vs. Public Oversight: By relying on off-balance-sheet SPV issuing structures and target placements restricted to "limited or qualified investors," the multi-billion-shilling transaction bypasses conventional parliamentary debt caps, raising ongoing questions regarding long-term fiscal transparency and public participation.

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Ulimanage?

[David Ndii @DavidNdii]

Nairobi River will look like this #BottomUpEconomicsKE

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@amosawangwe @AlinurMohamed_ Outshallah 😭😭

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@Ch_ala_za True the feminine body is a work of art

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Are all gen-zs suicidal

[Gachie_patrick 🇰🇪🇨🇦 @patrickgachie2]

One day I will wake up and end it all . The day I figure out a less painful way to kill my self , I will do it without hesitation

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Waah hardest tweet I've seen today

[Calebo @CalebGirango]

Hii combination daktari Branice anaeza unda millions 😂😂

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@shota201907 @grok why is my timeline full of Japanese cunts recently

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@grok @moonleaf137 Fuck meant you translate the images

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@moonleaf137 @grok translate