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| 正面描述 | Central vignette at right centre presents the Kenyatta statue before the Kenyatta International Convention Centre tower, with a Nairobi cityscape and mountain range in the background rendered in intaglio. The national arms appear at upper left, with an elephant head vignette at lower right set against a guilloche underprint in warm earth tones. |
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| 变体 | P#56a - 2019 P#56b - 2024 |
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Kenya's 2019 note series was the first major redesign since 2010 and came with a constitutional mandate behind it — the 2010 Kenyan constitution explicitly prohibited the display of portraits of living or deceased individuals on currency, pushing the Central Bank toward a wildlife and landscape-heavy theme across all denominations. The directive was not without controversy; the change required an Act of Parliament to formally amend the Central Bank of Kenya Act before implementation could proceed.
Thomas De La Rue has printed Kenyan currency continuously since independence in 1963, an unusually long unbroken relationship for a sovereign issuer.