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Kenya: Scam Alert! KCB Bank Kenya Has Not Advertised Thousands of Jobs ... Ana sayfa › Diğer Kenya: Scam Alert! KCB Bank Kenya Has Not Advertised Thousands of Jobs - Viral Advert Fake 📌 Diğer 📰 AllAfrica 🕐 2 saat önce 🌐 Türkçe'ye çevir 2026-06-09 14:09:02 [Africa Check] IN SHORT: A graphic advertising thousands of jobs at the KCB Foundation is circulating on social media in Kenya. However, the advert is fake and should be ignored. IN SHORT: A graphic advertising thousands of jobs at the KCB Foundation is circulating on social media in Kenya. However, the advert is fake and should be ignored. A job ad circulating on social media in Kenya claims that KCB Bank Kenya is recruiting 63,750 workers through its foundation, in partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (Unitar). KCB Foundation & UNITAR have partnered to promote the use of electric motorbikes by Boda Boda riders in Kenya. We have procured and distributed the initial 58,000 Electric Motor Bikes in all the 290 constituencies of Kenya. The motor bikes shall be used for transportation and distribution services under the management of UNITAR. It claims that thousands of boda boda operators and securi…

Kenya: Scam Alert! KCB Bank Kenya Has Not Advertised Thousands of Jobs - Viral Advert Fake [Africa Check] IN SHORT: A graphic advertising thousands of jobs at the KCB Foundation is circulating on social media in Kenya. However, the advert is fake and should be ignored.

Scam alert! KCB Bank Kenya has not advertised thousands of jobs – viral advert fake - Africa Check IN SHORT: A graphic advertising thousands of jobs at the KCB Foundation is circulating on social media in Kenya. However, the advert is fake and should be ignored. A job ad circulating on social media in Kenya claims that KCB Bank Kenya is recruiting 63,750 workers through its foundation , in partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (Unitar). The advert is titled: “ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE GREEN JOBS”. It reads : KCB Foundation & UNITAR have partnered to promote the use of electric motorbikes by Boda Boda riders in Kenya. We have procured and distributed the initial 58,000 Electric Motor Bikes in all the 290 constituencies of Kenya. The motor bikes shall be used for transportation and distribution services under the management of UNITAR. It claims that thousands of boda boda operators and security officers are needed, as well as supervisors, accountants, secretaries and more, all requiring different academic qualifications, with salary ranges from KSh18,600 to KSh70,500 (about US$143 to $541 a month). The ad directs interested Kenyans to send their applicatio…

Kenya: Scam Alert! KCB Bank Kenya Has Not Advertised Thousands of Jobs - Viral Advert Fake - allAfrica.com IN SHORT:A graphic advertising thousands of jobs at the KCB Foundation is circulating on social media in Kenya. However, the advert is fake and should be ignored. A job adcirculatingonsocial mediain KenyaclaimsthatKCB Bank Kenyaisrecruiting63,750 workers throughits foundation, in partnership with theUnited Nations Institute for Training and Research(Unitar). Theadvertis titled: "ELECTRIC MOTORBIKE GREEN JOBS". Itreads: Follow us onWhatsApp|LinkedInfor the latest headlines KCB Foundation & UNITAR have partnered to promote the use of electric motorbikes by Boda Boda riders in Kenya. We have procured and distributed the initial 58,000 Electric Motor Bikes in all the 290 constituencies of Kenya. The motor bikes shall be used for transportation and distribution services under the management of UNITAR. Itclaimsthat thousands ofboda bodaoperators and security officers are needed, as well as supervisors, accountants, secretaries and more, all requiring different academic qualifications, withsalary rangesfrom KSh18,600 to KSh70,500 (about US$143 to $541 a month). The ad directs…

Kenyans beware, viral fake job ad exploits KCB Foundation's ... IN SHORT: A job advert circulating online claims that the KCB Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of KCB Group, and the United Nations agency Unitar are recruiting across Kenya. However, several details suggest that it is all a scam. The KCB Foundation is the corporate social responsibility arm of the Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Group, one of East Africa’s largest financial services providers. The foundation runs programmes like 2jiajiri , Kiswahili for let's employ ourselves. It provides skills training and funding for youth entrepreneurship. Established in 2007, the foundation has invested an estimated KSh3 billion ( about US$23 million) in community programmes in Kenya, South Sudan, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Burundi. In this context, a job advertisement circulating on Facebook claims that the KCB Foundation is working with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (Unitar) to recruit for several positions across Kenya. Unitar is a UN agency that works with governments and organisations to support sustainable development, diplomacy and disaster risk management. The ad states that the …

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KCB Bank Dismisses Over 200 Vacancies Advertised Online as Scam: "This Is False" - Tuko.co.ke Kenyans have been warned against fake online jobs and tricks scammers use to lure them Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) addressed a job advert doing rounds on social media, claiming to offer over 200 vacancies in the company The job advert used a logo different from the lender's logo, with an email that had a strange extension from the lender's official email PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Subscribe and read news in favourite messenger. TUKO.co.ke journalist Wycliffe Musalia brings over five years of experience in financial, business, and technology reporting, offering deep insights into Kenyan and global economic trends. A Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) job advertisement doing rounds on social media is fake. KCB Group managing director and CEO Paul Russo speaking at a past event. Photo: KCB Group. Source: Facebook KCB Bank distanced itself from the advert which promises Kenyans over 200 job openings, terming it as fake . What KCB said about fake job advert In a notice to the public on Friday, May 3, KCB urged Kenyans to be vigilant against such information. Read also Immigratio…