ANC party leader Musalia Mudavadi has warned that continued borrowing from China and elsewhere could land the county in trouble.
Currently, the country's debt stands at Sh5 trillion and President Uhuru Kenyatta has been on receiving end from sections of Kenyans for propelling borrowing.
With Uhuru insisting that the money borrowed from China helps in stimulating local projects, Mudavadi, a former Vice President and Finance minister, says the move could land the country in trouble.
Last week, Mudavadi dismissed calls to have him offered a slot in government, instead, he insisted that he will remain opposition leader.
His counterparts Raila Odinga and Kalonzo Musyoka has since been appointed to government, a move that rattled Mr Mudavadi.
To quell China from controlling the country's economy, Mudavadi has proposed a of steps that the country can adopt to survive a possible takeover by the communist nation.
•Address corruption in Public Space
•Deal with wastage within government
•Parliament to play its role in Public Debt Mgt
•Negotiate for rescheduling of debt
•Put a halt on new projects
•Establish a Public Debt Mgt Authority. https://twitter.com/MusaliaMudavadi/status/1068067875477426176?s=19.