Kenyan shares hit a two-year high on Friday, extending a two-week rally, led by banking stocks expected to post good full year results from next week, while the shilling firmed slightly.
The main NSE-20 share index rose for the eighth straight session, up 0.6 percent to 4,588.42 points, a level last seen Jan 10, 2011, when it closed at 4,610.92 points.