Kenya's Central Bank Governor remains confident that the country's forex reserves are adequate to handle any future shocks that may hit the country's economy despite a decline of over 16% in the year to date. As the governor, Dr. Patrick Njoroge closes in on his first 100 days in office, CCTV's Ramah Nyang looks at what has changed in Kenya's Monetary policy.
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