200 Shillings
Kenya · Central Bank of Kenya
Originally issued May 31, 2019, and refreshed in 2024 with enhanced security features and current signatures. In compliance with Kenya's 2010 Constitution, the note excludes portraits of individuals and instead celebrates the nation's social institutions. The reverse depicts social services, specifically recognizing Kenya's contributions in healthcare, education, and athletics. The 2024 updated version incorporates the ZigZag dynamic movement security effect, which creates movement when tilted, alongside updated signatures from Central Bank Governor Kamau Thugge.
Highlights
ReasonTo honor Kenya's achievements in healthcare, education, and athletics while celebrating KICC as a national symbol
DesignObverse: Kenyatta International Convention Centre monument with dove of peace. Reverse: Social services including medical care, education institutions, and athletic facilities.
Security featuresZigZag dynamic movement effect, enhanced security thread, updated governor and board member signatures
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