Sessional Paper No. 10 of 1969 Government Guarantee for a Loan from the East African Development and Commercial Development Corporation
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Goverment of kenya
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In accordance with the Loans (Guarantee) .Act, the Minister for Commerce and Industry has given notice of the following motion That, this House approoves the proposal by the Government to guarantee a loan from the Ea.st African Development :Bank to the Ino.ustri2.l and Commercial Development Corporation of D, sum not exceeding K£260 1 000 payable over a. period of 12 years including 4 years of grace and carrying a rate of interest of 8% per annum payable half yearly :plus a commitment fee of l % per annum on funds not disbursed as contained in Sessiona.l Paper No.10 of 1969 already laid on the Table of the House.
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Ministry of National Treasury and PlanningPublisher
The Government Printer, NairobiSeries
Sessional Paper;No. 10 of 11969Collections
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