Society awarded for quality coffee

Kibugu Farmers’ Co-operative Society was awarded the overall prize for paying the highest average income per member in the county. The society emerged top in eight categories during the Ushirika Day celebrations in Embu County. It produced 2.56 million kilogrammes of cherry and was followed closely by Murue Co-operative with 2.25 million kilogrammes. The society’s…

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Co-operatives important wealth creators

By Boniface Mulu Kitui County Trade, Co-operatives and Investment Minister Philip Mumo  has said that the co-operatives are an important and efficient instrument to create wealth and fight poverty. “They bring people together in a democratic and equal way and allow people to take control of their economic future,” the minister added. Mumo said that…

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Co-ops challenged to reap from Big Four Agenda

By Asa Maina Housing co-operatives have been urged to focus and broaden to outreach individual members so that they can join the corporate ownership of houses and improve the quality of their homes. The Chairman Nyeri County International Co-operative Alliance (ICA) celebrations committee Newton Nderitu said high interest charged on mortgages have made it difficult…

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Sonyaco members fight over prime property

By Our Reporter The fight over a storey building-Sonyaco Plaza in Homa Bay town has escalated after two splinter groups renewed their acrimony over its management. The building is owned by members of Southern Nyanza Co-operative Society (Sonyaco). Trouble started in 1993 when the Sacco administration collapsed leaving members of Sonyaco Saving and Credit Co-operative…

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Pokot Youth Bunge supports education

By Martin Ruto Pokot Youth Bunge Organisation has made great strides in supporting education in West Pokot County. The organisation started its programme through piloting two zones in the county which include Kishaunet zone and Chemwochoi zone. The major aim of the Pokot Youth Bunge Organisation is to supply primary schools with learning and teaching…

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