Core Insights - Kenya's total public debt is projected to reach 11.81 trillion shillings by June 2025, accounting for 67.8% of GDP [1] - The debt composition includes 6.33 trillion shillings in domestic debt and 5.48 trillion shillings in external debt, with major creditors being the World Bank, African Development Bank, China, and Eurobond holders [1] - For the fiscal year 2024/2025, the government is expected to pay 1.72 trillion shillings in debt interest, with 1.14 trillion to domestic creditors and 579 billion to external creditors [1] - The Ministry of Finance is implementing strategies such as refinancing and extending debt maturities to mitigate risks and enhance sustainability [1]