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Kenya retires old banknote to help stem corruption
Kenyans were given four months to exchange old 1,000 shilling notes for the new currency at the banks.
The old 1,000 shilling note is being withdrawn to crack down on embezzlement and tackle counterfeits.
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(Image: Kenya's old 1,000 shilling notes. Credit: Getty Images)
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Mon 30 Sep 201917:06GMT
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