2 w. ago Governor Sakaja Defends Transfer of Hospital Accounts to Sidian Bank

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has defended the county’s decision to transfer hospital deposit accounts to Sidian Bank, citing administrative and financial efficiency as the key drivers. Speaking before the Senate Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations, Sakaja explained that the previous bank was causing delays in processing salaries, making it difficult for the county to pay health workers on time, especially when reimbursements from the national government were late. He noted that the move was fully in compliance with the law, explaining that the Public Finance Management Act doesn’t limit counties to banking with specific institutions. The governor also highlighted The post Governor Sakaja Defends Transfer of Hospital Accounts to Sidian Bank appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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2 w. ago Explainer: Laws governing introduction of new currency in Kenya amid KSh 5,000 note talk

Explainer: Laws governing introduction of new currency in Kenya amid KSh 5,000 note talk  MSN

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2 w. ago Central Bank of Kenya advertises tender for supply of currency coins

Central Bank of Kenya advertises tender for supply of currency coins  MSN

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2 w. ago Kenyan economist, citizens react to claims CBK will print KSh 5,000 notes: "It's a bad idea"

Kenyan economist, citizens react to claims CBK will print KSh 5,000 notes: "It's a bad idea"  MSN

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3 w. ago Kenyans contribute KSh 5,000 for Nairobi mother humiliated by matatu tout over KSh 10

Kenyans contribute KSh 5,000 for Nairobi mother humiliated by matatu tout over KSh 10  MSN

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4 w. ago IMF flags currency risks as Kenya, Ethiopia shift Chinese loans to yuan

IMF flags currency risks as Kenya, Ethiopia shift Chinese loans to yuan  Finance in Africa

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4 w. ago British Tourist Loses Ksh.800K in Elaborate Honey Trap in Mombasa, Two Arrested

Police have arrested two people for allegedly robbing a British man of Ksh.800,000 during a staged romantic encounter in Nyali, Mombasa. According to a statement by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Samira Mumbi Kiarie had been pursuing the foreigner for months through the internet, confessing her feelings and making promises of eternal love. The statement further reveals that minutes after the victim arrived at the girl’s apartment in Nyali, two men walked in on them. One claimed to be Samira’s husband, while the other disguised himself as an officer, showing a fake police ID as proof. The “husband” accused The post British Tourist Loses Ksh.800K in Elaborate Honey Trap in Mombasa, Two Arrested appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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