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CBK hit as property values fall by Sh466m

The Central Bank of Kenya headquarters.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

By  George Ngigi

Correspondent

Nation Media Group


The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) risks a loss of Sh466.5 million in its investment properties after an audit valued the assets lower than what the monetary authority paid for them.

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