Kenya cbank says in repo market to mop up $11.6 mln

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's central bank said on Monday it was in the market seeking to mop up 1 billion shillings through repurchase agreements. Traders had said they expected the bank, which has been mopping up liquidity and selling dollars in a bid not to let the shilling repeat last year's collapse, to stay out of the market as it watches the impact of the International Criminal Court ruling on Kenya's 2007/08 post election violence cases.