/Kenyan-Economy-Recovery-World-Bank.jpg "Street vendors sell second-hand clothing on a street in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020. (Photo: Bloomberg)")
The World Bank granted a loan of $750 million to help Kenya recover economically following the coronavirus pandemic.
According to a statement posted on the lender's website, the investment will "assist in accelerating Kenya's ongoing inclusive and resilient recovery,."
The money is part of the World Bank's development policy operation, or DPO, loan series, which provides low-cost budget financing and assistance with critical policy and institutional changes.
