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- ↑ KBC, 5 July 2022 RBA outgoing chief executive Nzomo Mutuku dies
- ↑ East Africa Today, 4 Jul 2022 Outgoing RBA boss, Nzomo Mutuku is dead
- ↑ Business Today, 14 Jun 2018 RBA confirms Nzomo Mutuku as CEO
- ↑ The Standard, 4 Mar 2022 Nzomo Mutuku retires from RBA
- ↑ The-Star, 4 Jul 2022 Outgoing CEO at Retirement Benefits Authority Nzomo Mutuku dies
- ↑ The Sharp Daily, 6 Jul 2022 Tribute To The Late RBA CEO Nzomo Mutuku
- ↑ K24, 4 Jul 2022 Retirement Benefits Authority CEO Nzomo Mutuku dies in London
- ↑ Business Daily, 14 Jun 2018 Pensions regulator confirms Nzomo Mutuku as CEO
- ↑ Kenyan Wall Street, 22 Jun 2018 Nzomo Mutuku Confirmed RBA’s Chief Executive
- ↑ Genghis Capital, 14 Jun 2018 Pensions regulator confirms Nzomo Mutuku as CEO
- ↑ Genghis Capital, 4 Mar 2022 Nzomo Mutuku retires as CEO of RBA