NAIROBI, Nov 28 (Reuters) - The Kenyan shilling weakened slightly on Thursday, with traders attributing the depreciation to rising demand for the dollar from manufacturers and oil retailing companies.

The shilling traded at 129.65/129.85 at 0748 GMT, compared to Wednesday's closing rate of 129.00/130.00.

"Demand is still surpassing supply. That's partly attributed to the end-of-month demand that we normally see," a trader at one commercial bank said.

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