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I will open up CBK for public scrutiny, says board chair nominee Musangi

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Andrew Mukite Musangi, nominee for the position of Central Bank of Kenya board chairman, before a joint sitting of finance committees of the National Assembly and Senate at the Mini Chambers of Parliament in Nairobi on September 12, 2022. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Nominee for Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) board chairman Andrew Musangi has made opening up the institution for public scrutiny, ensuring transparency in its operations and employing best practices in its management his priority areas if approved.

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