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Kenyan insurers plan to develop own customs bond verification platform after Kenswitch fallout

Kenswitch says it had been absorbing the costs to the tune of Ksh2 million ($15,465) per month.

Oct 10, 2024 - 14:02
Kenyan insurers plan to develop own customs bond verification platform after Kenswitch fallout
Kenswitch says it had been absorbing the costs to the tune of Ksh2 million ($15,465) per month.

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