
Shirika DT Sacco among Saccos with affordable credit
Shirika DT Sacco Society Limited has continued to position itself as a key player in providing accessible and affordable credit, offering some of the most competitive loan products in the SACCO sector. The cooperative is recognized for its low interest rates, minimal processing fees, and flexible repayment periods, making it an attractive option for members…

MPs endorse mineral royalty sharing regulations, allocating 10% to local communities
The National Assembly’s Committee on Delegated Legislation has approved the proposed Mining (Mineral Royalty Sharing) Regulations, 2026, which outlines a new framework for sharing mining royalties. The regulations aim to ensure that local communities benefit more directly from mining activities within their areas. In a session chaired by Vice Chairperson MP Robert Gichimu, the committee…

How Kenya’s Real Estate Sector is evolving, driving country’s economic growth
Kenya’s real estate sector continues to thrive, driven by visionary companies that combine trust, innovation, and consistent delivery. The sector has grown from just selling property to creating trust, vision and leaving a huge impact across many sectors. The real estate sector is evolving through technological integration a strong focus on sustainability, and shifts in property…

Governor Orengo slams fuel price hike as punitive, economically reckless
Siaya Governor James Orengo has mounted a scathing attack on the latest fuel price hike, terming it punitive, economically reckless and a direct blow to already struggling households and hopes the reduction announced soon after will immediately reflect on the fuel pumps across the country. Orengo said the 25 per cent increase was unjustified and…

Do I really need the sacco this year?
Every new year every sober citizen will get time to plan their year, in form of new year resolution. He/she will need to analyse their past year and answer very contentious questions to help them come up and classify their new year’s needs. Every serious co-operator will be wondering if they need to maintain their…

Oparanya asks women to join Saccos for financial freedom
Cooperatives and MSMEs Development Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Oparanya wants women to prioritise savings, financial literacy and smart investments in order to gain financial independence. According to the CS, fewer women join savings and credit cooperative societies (Saccos) in Kenya compared to men which is detrimental to the overall national economic development of the country. “Saccos…

Why the Sacco double taxation debate persists despite legal clarity
Mr Edward Kinyungu, the Hon Secretary of Kenya Society of Professional Cooperators ( KSPC), has prosecuted a very strong case that seeks to have saccos’ non-core activities exempted from TAXATION, arguing that it amounts to “double taxation ” and stifles the growth of the sector that is pivotal in savings mobilisation among citizens . This…

Vihiga youth embrace fish value-addition for job creation and income boost
Youth in Vihiga County are embracing fish value-addition initiatives aimed at boosting incomes and creating jobs in the agriculture sector. The shift from traditional fish farming to processing and marketing is enabling young people to produce higher-value products such as fillets, samosas, and smoked fish. The initiative is being implemented under the Aquaculture Business Development…

CBK licenses 32 additional digital credit providers, bringing total to 227
The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has announced the licensing of 32 new Digital Credit Providers (DCPs), bringing the total number of licensed providers to 227. This follows the licensing of 42 DCPs in December 2025, signaling a continued effort to regulate and monitor the digital lending space in Kenya. In a statement released on…
KDIC proposes doubling deposit insurance to KSh1 Million in case of bank collapse
The Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC) has unveiled proposals to strengthen depositor protection by doubling the compensation limit to KSh1 million per depositor, up from the current KSh500,000, in the event of bank collapse. In a public notice, KDIC explained that the review seeks to adjust the maximum guaranteed payout to reflect current realities in…








