JUST IN: Kenya’s New Banknotes Earn International Recognition for Cutting-Edge Security Features 

  The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has received international recognition for its new banknotes, which feature cutting-edge security measures designed to prevent counterfeiting. In a statement on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, CBK announced that it was honored at the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (HSP-EMEA) Conference for its innovative currency design. The new banknote series, introduced in August 2024 and printed by a German firm, captured global attention for its enhanced anti-counterfeiting features. The award was presented in Basel, Switzerland, during an event that brought together security document experts specializing in government-issued documents, including currency, excise stamps, ID cards, e-passports, visas, and vehicle documents. Enhanced Security Features Kenya’s new currency series includes Ksh1,000, Ksh500, Ksh200, Ksh100, and Ksh50 banknotes, maintaining a familiar
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