The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has announced it is making changes to some notes to have them bear the new governor’s name and that of the principal secretary for treasury, hours after slashing the benchmark rate by 25 basis points, setting it at 12.75 per cent. In a statement from the apex bank, the...
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