Protests have erupted again in Kenya recently, bringing violence and instability, and highlighting that the government lacks the political capital to repair the fragile fiscal position. With international borrowing costs prohibitively high, financing these shortfalls and servicing maturing debt will become even more challenging, keeping sovereign default fears elevated.
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