No I don't @kizee1.but basic thinking should lead to basic conclusions. If one is born and bred in Kenya and is over the age of majority, then U should atleast have a basic understanding of how ur country works.

Even Wanjiku knows it takes rain to grow food in Kenya. She is doing better than a lot pple posing as " Kenyan investors" on Wazua.

Did ndungu just learn that the Discount Window rate should be higher than the rate paid on T-Bills?

I thought he was going to blame KK again. Or is he still working on the letter or speech to be given on 14 Sep?

Maybe we should be schooled on what the purpose of the interbank and discount window rates are for. They are overnight borrowings for banks to balance their Cash Reserve Ratios (CRR) at CBK, which has now been reviewed to on a monthly basis. In normal times banks lend each other at 1% regardless of what rate the t.bill rate is or what they are charging their customers. Those are banksters for you.

@Cde, that is a valid point regarding the rains.
On another note the CBK says that it is trying to drive the agribusiness in attaining food sufficiency and VISION 2030, should they try and encourage banks to come up with tailor made products to support agriculture and other economic drivers such as tourism? Is it possible?