(Reuters) - The Kenya shilling gained ground against the dollar on Monday, helped by a general rise in export proceeds and little demand for the U.S. currency, dealers said.
At 1030 GMT, the shilling traded at 67.95/68.15 to the dollar, compared with Friday's close of 68.25/35.
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