World Bank Flags New Scheme Targeting Govt Agencies

The alert comes even as the World Bank continues to fund several infrastructure projects in the country...

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The World Bank Group has issued a warning to the public and Kenyan government agencies about fraudsters impersonating its officials. These individuals are reportedly contacting stakeholders via phone to solicit money or personal information.

The World Bank explicitly stated it does not request money for loans or grants over the phone.
Key organizations involved are the World Bank Group and various Kenyan government ministries, departments, and agencies.
The alert was issued on Wednesday, September 16, and the bank identified two specific phone numbers allegedly used by impostors, cautioning against interaction.

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