Sacco Review

KICOTEC to dress Kitui Matatu crew

By Malachi Motano Kitui County Textile Centre (KICOTEC) will supply uniforms to all matatu crews operating along the Kitui – Nairobi route. The Passenger Service Vehicles (PSVs) Sacco for Matatus operating on the route struck the deal with County governor Charity Ngilu for the textile company to dress up its members and the operators. The…

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Taita Taveta Saccos hit by pandemic

By Tsozungu Kombe Women and Youth Saccos in Taita Taveta County have been heavily affected by the Covid 19 pandemic. Speaking to Sacco Review in Wundanyi recently, Taita Taveta County Cooperative Commissioner Erastus Gonzi said the performance of women and youth Saccos was still very poor. He revealed that the business is still facing a…

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Saccos must meet new rules June deadline

 By Malachi Motano The Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (Sasra) says Non-Deposit-Taking Business (NDTB  must meet the new Sacco Societies regulations before the 2020June 30, 2021 deadline.   The Sasra acting Chief Executive Officer Peter Njuguna ruled out any extension, warning that non-compliant Saccos will be black listed. “We have warned members of the public against dealing with…

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Loan defaults big issue for Sotico

By Benedict Ng’etich The chairman Sotico Sacco Samuel Munyao Nzeki says they faced challenges because of member’s defaulting on loan repayment.  He told delegates that they tried to assist members having huge unbearable loans by amalgamating them but the process was only a short term remedy. “That is because members found themselves in default again…

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Sacco Diary

Daniel Masha exits Imarika Sacco Imarika, a progressive Sacco that posts good performance gets new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) after the retirement of Daniel Masha who has been at the helm of the Sacco for the last 29 years (since 1992). He is succeeded now by George Yongo Ngala who was previously his deputy. Yongo…

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Union defends field officers

By Andanje Wakhungu After public outcry by the farmers over bribery claims to acquire a permit for harvesting canes, the workers union has come out to defend the supervisors over the allegations terming it as malicious. a body formed to advocate for the rights of agricultural extension, field assistants and field officers has instead blamed…

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