Kenya records decline in super-rich individuals amid growing millionaire population – report
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Knight Frank defines UHNWIs as individuals with a net worth of at least $30 million (Sh3.88 billion), while HNWIs are those with assets worth at least $1 million (Sh129.30 million).
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