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Railways retirement scheme closer to clearing debts

By Standard Digital | 13yrs ago

By Standard Reporter

Kenya Railways Staff Retirement Benefits Scheme (KRSRBS) expects to realise about Sh4 billion from sale of selected assets in Nairobi and Mombasa.

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