Green bonds
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GREEN FINANCE
Dilip Pal: How Green Financing is Powering the Future of Kenya’s Clean Energy
Kenya’s energy and capital markets are changing in ways that quietly shape daily life, from how phones stay connected in remote areas to how investors think about risk and return. As the country deepens its commitment to clean power, green financing is emerging as a practical tool to fund that transition at scale. Kenya already stands out in Africa for…
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Safaricom’s Green Bond oversubscribed by 176% as investors pour in KES 41.6 billion
Safaricom has recorded a significant uptake for its first Green Bond issuance, receiving applications totalling KES 41.6 billion, surpassing its initial target of KES 15 billion. The strong market appetite represents a 175.7% oversubscription rate, signaling robust investor confidence in the telecommunication giant’s sustainability strategy. Following the overwhelming demand, Safaricom has opted to exercise its KES 5 billion “greenshoe” option,…
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Green Bonds in Kenya: Who’s Issuing Them and Why They Matter
Green bonds, debt instruments whose proceeds are earmarked for projects with clear environmental benefits, have moved from novelty to a practical tool for financing climate solutions in Kenya. The market here is still young and shallow compared with mature markets, but the last six years have shown that both private companies and the state can use green bonds to tap…
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