The International Monetary Fund has ended its three year freeze of Kenya by approving a $252,75 million loan. President Mwai Kibaki has immediately appealed to other donors to resume financial aid to his east African nation. The IMF suspended lending to Kenya in late 2000 due to concerns over corruption under former ruler Daniel arap Moi.
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