Sessional Paper No. 01 of 1978 on Government Guarantee of a Loan to Nairobi City Council by the World Bank ( IBRD) for the Nairobi Water Supply Phase II Under the Guarantee Loans Act ( CAP461)
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In accordance with the provisions of section 5(1) of the Guarantee (Loans) Act, ( cap 46'1) Laws of Kenya, the following information is laid before the National Assembly for consideration and approval...
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Sessional Paper; Commercial Loan; Water Supply; Water and Sanitation; Industrial Development; External Borrowing
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Sessional Paper on Loan to Nairobi City Council by the World Bank ( IBRD) for the Nairobi Water Supply Phase it Under the Guarantee Loans Act ( CAP461)
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