With a decline of well over 10% in January, Kenya's NSE was the worst performing stock exchange in the world. Bank stocks have borne the brunt of the decline, with 7 of the 11 falling by between 10% and 17%. However, after 52 weeks of losses, surely bank stocks have bottomed out? That's a question CGTN's Ramah Nyang put to Aly Khan Satchu of Rich Management
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