www.ntv.co.ke It’s been a hard couple of months to watch if you were n investor banking on the shilling, and an even harder couple of months to live through if you are paid in shillings, as most Kenyans are. The central banks stepping in to increase lending rates and stop the crumbling of Kenya’s currency yesterday may have plugged that gap, but another gaping hole is burning through the pockets of anyone planning to take out a mortgage, or build a property. John-Allan Namu explains. …

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High interest rates to affect real estate