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Cooperatives CS Wycliffe Oparanya. / Photos Calistus Imbayi

Oparanya urges Uwezo Fund beneficiaries to form Saccos

Cooperatives and SMEs Cabinet Secretary (CS) Wycliffe Oparanya has emphasized the importance of forming cooperatives among beneficiaries of the Uwezo Fund. He highlighted that by coming together; individuals can create a larger pool of resources, enabling them to get more substantial funding for their business ventures. Oparanya stated, “When you join cooperatives, you have an…

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Cooperatives Development Senior Commissioner Churchill Amatha ushered to Mombasa International Show./Photo courtesy

Coast Region cooperatives urged to register in numbers for 24th SACCA

Co-operatives Development Senior Commissioner, Churchill Amatha has urged Coast Region Saccos  stakeholders to register in numbers for the upcoming 24th Savings and Credit Cooperatives Associations (SACCA) Congress on October 6-12, 2024 in Naivasha, Nakuru County. Speaking during Mombasa International Show, Amatha said the event aims to unite the sector to explore opportunities, address challenges, and…

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Finance CECM Onesmus Kuyu (middle) with beneficiaries at Ndithini, Masinga Sub-county./ Photos Stephen Muthini

Over 10 CBOs receive donations from county govt to boost income

Over ten Community Based Organizations and hundreds of individuals across Machakos County have received direct capital injection courtesy of the county government  in form of car wash machines, seats and tents for hire, parasols and climate smart cooking jikos among other items. The items were issued by Finance and Economic Planning County Executive Committee Member…

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Former CS Cooperatives Simon Chelugui handing over to incoming CS Wycliffe Oparanya./ Photos Obegi Malack

Chelugui finally hands over to Oparanya

The former Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Co-operatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Development Simon Chelugui has handed over the docket to the newly appointed CS Wycliffe Oparanya, with the later promising to implement initiatives started by his predecessor. Speaking during the handing over ceremony at the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) office on…

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Uwezo Fund Board Chairperson, Annie Njenga./ Photo courtesy

Women, youth urged to repay Uwezo loans promptly

Women and youth in Kilifi County have been advised to pay their Uwezo Fund loans promptly so as to enable others to benefit from the same loan products. Speaking to Sacco Review in an interview at her office recently, Kilifi County Director of Youth Development Ministry, Faith Waweru, decried the slow pace in which women…

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Felister Moraa Ziro, Malindi Sub-County Cooperative Officer./ File photo

17 new Saccos registered in Kilifi County

Seventeen new Saccos in Malindi and Magarini Sub- Counties in Kilifi County have been registered by the Cooperative Development Ministry. Malindi Sub- County Cooperative Officer Felister Moraa Ziro in an interview with Sacco Review recently revealed that of the 17 newly registered cooperative societies; nine are from the sub county, while the remaining eight are…

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Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok addressing the press. Photo Courtesy.

South Rift leaders appeal to State to waive tea farmers’ debts

Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok and his Kericho counterpart Erick Mutai are seeking a debt waiver from the national government to bail out the financially overwhelmed tea industry in the region. Speaking during a meeting held at Bomet hotel with officials from the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) led by newly elected National Vice-Chairman Erick Chepkwony…

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KDC Director-General, Norah Ratemo

Amica Sacco receives Ksh300M to boost agriculture, MSMEs

Kenya Development Corporation (KDC) has lent Ksh300 million in low-cost credit to Murang’a-based Amica Sacco for lending to farmers and micro-traders. The Sacco, which primarily serves farmers and small businesses, will provide loans ranging from Ksh7,000 to Ksh250,000 at a single-digit interest rate to meet working capital needs. The loans are funded by the Ksh8…

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