Every Sh1,000 note in circulation is a vote for a product Kenya should be manufacturing, a hospital that should be fully stocked, and a nurse who should be working here.
She sees that her trading is profitable, and her lamp does not go out at night.“ Proverbs 31:18. Over 86 per cent of every banknote in circulation in Kenya is a Sh1,000 note. Not a 50, not a 100 and not a 500. It is a Sh1,000 note.
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