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The pain of scammed Forex clients still runs deep

Manases Kuria Karanja, founder and CEO of Inter Web Global Fortune Limited. Mr Karanja is accused of obtaining Sh3.7 million from different people by false pretence. He has since denied the charges and is out on a cash bail of Sh1 million. Manases Kuria Karanja, the owner of unregistered Forex firm, Interweb Global Fo

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Manases Kuria Karanja, founder and CEO of Inter Web Global Fortune Limited. Mr Karanja is accused of obtaining Sh3.7 million from different people by false pretence. He has since denied the charges and is out on a cash bail of Sh1 million. Manases Kuria Karanja, the owner of unregistered Forex firm, Interweb Global Fortune Ltd was charged in court with seven counts of obtaining Sh3.9 million from victims by false pretences. That was January 2020, since then, the economy has tanked and the lockdown brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed justice at the courts but the pain pf those that 'lost' money now runs deeper than ever. Good morning Brother Cyprian? Am one of the leaders of a group of investors that came together to pursue...

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