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900 bank accounts on police radar as Sh1,000 swap ends

Central Bank of Kenya governor Patrick Njoroge holds the new 1000 shilling note with the old note during the media briefing on the new currencies. [David Gichuru]

At least 900 accounts have been flagged by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) for making suspicious deposits as the exchange of the old 1,000 notes ends today.

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