Hapa hatuwezi nashindwa kuwapongeza au kutowapongeza, ila kuna kitu cha kujifunza hapa! BOT wawe na utaratibu wa kutoa taarifa hizi kama wanavofanya Kenya na kwingineko, hii itatusaidia kujua wenzetu walioko huko wanawasaidiaje ndg zao huku nyumbani!Ndio umuhmu wa kuwa na nguvu kazi iliyoelimika, hata wakitoka kwenda nje hawanedi kubeba mabox, wanafanya vitu vya kueleweka na kuishia kutuma hela za kweli nyumbani. Yaani kufikia Agosti wametuma 17.18 bilioni za Kenya (sio pesa madafu).
Dah! Mungu awabariki na kuendelea kuwapa nguvu. Uraia pacha umewezesha pakubwa, wanapewa uraia huko nje lakini uzalendo unabaki wa kwao nyumbani.
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Kenyans abroad have kept cash remittances healthy with money sent home growing 9.26 per cent in August this year compared with a month earlier.
Monthly data released by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows that diaspora remittances reached $166.4 million (about Sh17.18 billion) in August compared with $152.3 million (about Sh15.72 billion) in July this year.
Year on year, the August remittances grew 13.4 per cent from the $146.7 million (about Sh15.15 billion) reported in August last year.
Diaspora remittances, which have become a key support of the Kenya shilling that is under pressure due to low export earnings, stood at $154.8 million (about Sh15.99 billion) in June.
This is a drop on 4.1 per cent compared to the $161.5 million (about Sh16.7 billion) recorded in May this year.
Biggest earner
In April, the remittances stood at $138.6 million (about Sh14.31 billion), six per cent lower than the $147.5 million (about Sh15.23 billion) recorded in March this year.
Remittances have become the country’s biggest source of foreign exchange income, insulating the domestic economy from external shocks by ensuring the steady supply of dollars in the system.
Also, these cash transfers are a major driver for domestic consumption, hence contributing to strong economic growth.
According to a World Bank report, Kenya is among the highest recipients of remittances in Africa.
Remittances grow 9.26 per cent to Sh17 billion in August
Asikusumbue, Madenge huyo!Wacha ujinga, kwani zinatumwa kwa account ya hawa Viongozi....wacha kutumia akili kama kofia bwana!
We jamaa acha uongo kuna mtanzania asiejivunia nchi yake?!!!PATRIOTISM!
Mungu anisamehe, ila JKN alifanya mambo makubwa sana hapa nchini, sina haja ya kuelezea juu ya mchakato husika, yes, hata kujiita Wa-Tz ni kwa sbb yake but, lipo jambo hapa linalohitaji udadavuzi! Nalo ni (question-wise): Ni kwa nini ni vigumu sana kwa Mtanzania kujivunia u-Tanzania wake kama Wakenya wanavyojivunia Ukenya wao?!!!!! This needs to be answered by GREAT THINKERS and not NORMAL Thinkers!
Hata zanzibar alirudia kenya wanakasoro gani au shein alitumia mshahara wakeWanaingiza shimoni hizo hela, Uhuru Kenya na Raila wanaziunguza fedha zote kwenye chaguzi zisizoisha na Maandamano!
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Muda huo watanzania waongoza kutuma hela nchi za nje kama vile uswisi shelisheli kupitia mifuko ya lambo na fedha za madafu.Ndio umuhmu wa kuwa na nguvu kazi iliyoelimika, hata wakitoka kwenda nje hawanedi kubeba mabox, wanafanya vitu vya kueleweka na kuishia kutuma hela za kweli nyumbani. Yaani kufikia Agosti wametuma 17.18 bilioni za Kenya (sio pesa madafu).
Dah! Mungu awabariki na kuendelea kuwapa nguvu. Uraia pacha umewezesha pakubwa, wanapewa uraia huko nje lakini uzalendo unabaki wa kwao nyumbani.
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Kenyans abroad have kept cash remittances healthy with money sent home growing 9.26 per cent in August this year compared with a month earlier.
Monthly data released by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) shows that diaspora remittances reached $166.4 million (about Sh17.18 billion) in August compared with $152.3 million (about Sh15.72 billion) in July this year.
Year on year, the August remittances grew 13.4 per cent from the $146.7 million (about Sh15.15 billion) reported in August last year.
Diaspora remittances, which have become a key support of the Kenya shilling that is under pressure due to low export earnings, stood at $154.8 million (about Sh15.99 billion) in June.
This is a drop on 4.1 per cent compared to the $161.5 million (about Sh16.7 billion) recorded in May this year.
Biggest earner
In April, the remittances stood at $138.6 million (about Sh14.31 billion), six per cent lower than the $147.5 million (about Sh15.23 billion) recorded in March this year.
Remittances have become the country’s biggest source of foreign exchange income, insulating the domestic economy from external shocks by ensuring the steady supply of dollars in the system.
Also, these cash transfers are a major driver for domestic consumption, hence contributing to strong economic growth.
According to a World Bank report, Kenya is among the highest recipients of remittances in Africa.
Remittances grow 9.26 per cent to Sh17 billion in August
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