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No plan to borrow SACCO savings for Infrastructure Fund, National Treasury clarifies

No plan to borrow SACCO savings for Infrastructure Fund, National Treasury clarifies
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The Kenyan National Treasury has officially denied rumors that the government intends to borrow Sh1 trillion from SACCO savings to fund infrastructure projects. Officials labeled the circulating social media graphics as fabricated and malicious.

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This clarification is crucial for maintaining public trust in the cooperative financial sector and preventing panic among SACCO members.

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The article focuses on a government rebuttal of misinformation, providing clear quotes from officials to clarify the situation.

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