Sacco Review

Winas Sacco appoints new CEO

Winas Sacco has appointed Pauline Mwaniki as a CEO, replacing David Kariuki, who was elected Embu Deputy Governor. He has been acting in that capacity for two months. Winas chairman Robert Kithanju said they had settled on Mwaniki after she emerged the best in interviews. Speaking during the sacco’s children’s Fun Day held at University…

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Mercy Njeru joins KUSCCO as Manager

KUSCCO has appointed Mercy Njeru  as its Advocacy Manager in charge of KUSCCO’s core objective of advocating for Saccos in Kenya. She is a PhD student in Leadership and Governance, a holder of an MBA in Strategic Management, BBA Accounting and Finance and a Diploma in Co-operative Management. Mercy was formally the Chief Executive Officer…

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Former SASRA boss now Homa Bay Co-op CEC

Homa Bay County Governor Cyprian Awiti has appointed former Chief Executive Officer of the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA), Carilus Ademba as the Executive Committee Member for Trade, Industrialization and Enterprises. Awiti said that he has based his appointment of Ademba on his professional qualifications and regional balance. Ademba hails from East Karachuonyo, Homa Bay…

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Co-operator lands Deputy Governor job

Deputy Governor Wesley Rotich of Elgeyo Marakwet County is one of the personalities in the co-operative movement who has joined politics. Rotich served in the County Department of Tourism, Trade, Co-operatives and Energy as a Director incharge of Co-operatives. He is credited with initiating a revival plan of dormant Co-operative Societies in Elgeyo Marakwet which…

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County to offer technical advice to Saccos

By Tsozungu kombe County Co-operative commissioner Mary Mkare has said county administration will continue to offer technical support to Saccos in the region. Mkare said the county will also provides capacity building and training programmes for the officials of newly registered Saccos to enable them offer effective service to members. She asked all Saccos to…

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Imarika Foundation bails out bright, needy students

By Kese Werugha Imarika Foundation has donated Sh250, 000 toward supporting four needy but bright students in Kilifi, Tana River, Kwale and Lamu Counties. The foundation is supported by Imarika Savings and Credit Co-operative Society (formerly Kilifi Teachers Sacco) that operates in the four counties. The foundation chairman Renson Ndoro said the fund was set…

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