Behind the Renege: What Next for a State in Sovereign Debt Default?

In our previous article, we delved into the IMF austerity measures linked to concessional loans for Kenya, aiding in fulfilling its impending Eurobond commitment. This piece will examine the repercussions when a nation falls short in meeting its sovereign debt obligations, particularly in the realm of international or external obligations.

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