Millions of Kenyans rely on loans to make ends meet.
And getting a loan from dozens of companies is especially easy if you have a mobile phone.
But many are unable to repay what they have borrowed - 400,000 people are on the government’s credit blacklist, some over as little as $2.
The Central Bank governor says he wants to crack down on mobile lenders, as some use unscrupulous methods to lure Kenyans into debt.
Al Jazeera's Catherine Soi reports from Nairobi.
