Wednesday,
July 15, 2026 - A video circulating on social media shows a
man printing what appear to be counterfeit Ksh 1,000 notes using a
money-printing machine, raising fresh concerns over the circulation of fake
currency.
In the footage, the individual is seen inserting blank
sheets into the machine, which then produces printed notes resembling Ksh 1,000
banknotes.
It is believed that the suspect is linked to a criminal
syndicate involved in counterfeit money printing, commonly referred to as the
"wash wash" gang.
The gang targets gullible victims seeking quick riches by
falsely claiming they can multiply money.
They also prey on unsuspecting business owners by
circulating the fake notes.
Watch the video.
Wash Wash! Man shares a video printing Ksh 1,000 notes from the comfort of his house pic.twitter.com/o2bsVV7ChH
— DAILY POST 🇰🇪 (@dailypost_ke) July 15, 2026
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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