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Kenya’s central bank data shows outstanding agricultural loans rose 23.5 percent to 190.2 billion shillings in the year to April 2026, up from 154 billion shillings, a genuinely significant recent shift, with falling interest rates encouraging banks to expand credit to a sector long viewed as risky despite its central economic role. This guide takes a current, comparative look at the agricultural financing landscape across Africa’s major markets in 2026 specific interest rates, named lenders, government guarantee schemes, and the input-financing products now reaching farmers…
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