DAR ES SALAAM, March 24 -- FOLLOWING the Office of the Auditor-Generals disclosures that trillions of shillings in domestic borrowing intended for development financing and debt refinancing were instead utilised to support recurrent government expenditure, Kenyas fiscal management is now under renewed scrutiny.

When I reviewed the Kenyan CAG report and considered the opinions of Kenyans, I found that the findings are sparking a lively debate among economists, policymakers, Kenyan members of parliament, political parties and investors about the sustainability of Kenyas debt trajectory and its potential effects on economic growth, financial stability and citizen welfare.

I would like Kenyans to focus on a single vital line item that appea...