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Here are the Kenyans who will miss out on Hustler Fund

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Hayawi hayawi huwa.

The Hustler Fund is finally here with us.

President William Ruto today launched the fund, with Kenyans expected to begin enjoying it.

This was one of Ruto’s campaign pledges ahead of the August 2

Your will be able to get between Sh500 and Sh50, 000 through your phones.

However, the government has set out some criteria you have to meet before accessing the money.

According to the management, you must be a Kenyan citizen aged 18 and above in order to benefit from the fund.

You must have a valid national Identity Card, and you must have a registered mobile number with a recognized mobile network operator.

You must also have a registered mobile money account using a sim card which has been in operation for over three months.

You will have to provide location of where you live.

Without fulfilling these criteria, you will not be able to access the fund.

To register for the fund, you will have to dial *254#, and accept terms and conditions.

One will then enter a mobile money pin, and you will receive a text message confirming your registration, and allocating you your loan limit.

Kevine Omollo
Kevine Omollo
Lake Region Bulletin is your one stop multi-media platform for news from Lake Region Counties of Kisumu, Siaya, Homa Bay, Migori, Kisii, Nyamira, Vihiga, Kakamega, Busia, Bungoma, Trans Nzoia, Nandi, Kericho and Bomet. Email: komollo@lakeregionbulletin.co.ke omollokevine@gmail.com

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