Parents in Kiharu Constituency, Murang’a County, have voiced sharp outrage over what they term as exploitative admission and levies charged by some day secondary schools, accusing school administrations of defying a public pledge by area MP Ndindi Nyoro to reduce fees to as low as Ksh.500 under the Kiharu Masomo Bora Programme. The parents say
Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has noted a growing trend in the use of Kenya Shilling banknotes for decorative and celebratory purposes, including the preparation of cash flower bouquets, ornamental displays, and similar arrangements. In a statement, CBK said in many instances, banknotes are folded, rolled, glued, taped, stapled, pinned, or otherwise affixed using adhesives