Kenya is considering buying back up to $500 million of its eurobonds to extend maturities and ease repayment pressures.

The move, aimed at reducing debt service costs, would extend the maturity profile of the country's eurobond portfolio. If approved, the buyback could provide significant relief to the Kenyan economy.

Details of the plan are still emerging, but the strategy reflects a broader effort to manage external debt more sustainably.

Financial experts note that such a buyback could improve Kenya’s credit standing and reduce interest burden over the long term.