Sacco Review|The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
Co-operatives and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Development Principal Secretary Patrick Kiburi Kilemi has revealed that the government has made tremendous progress in coffee reforms that will see revival of the struggling sub sector. Speaking during the Kenya Coffee Trade meeting, the PS said the government is committed to reform the sub sector and…
Finmat Sacco has embarked on frequently holding member education days to strengthen financial literacy among members. Credit director Beatrice Kisanya assured members that the Sacco is focused on its core business of empowering members through financial literacy training so as to improve their individual as well as collective financial welfare. “Finmat Sacco prides itself for…
Landlords, property owners and Licensed Auctioneers of Kenya have expressed concerns over the newly proposed Landlords and Tenant Bill meant to repeal three current laws governing the real-estate subsector, and introduce one statute which will include all regulatory guidelines in the both residential and business premises. The landlords argue that the bill lacks an elaborate…
Cooperatives are a great asset to the attainment of sustainable development goals. They create an enabling environment for personal development and improvement of quality of life. The 101ST Ushirika Day is now behind us, but we must continue acknowledging the role cooperatives have played as enablers of accelerated sustainable development. Globally, cooperatives have contributed immensely…
President William Ruto has assured cooperative sector stakeholders that his government will fully implement the National Co-operative Policy in plans to strengthen the multi-billion shilling sector. He said the movement has contributed immensely to national socio-economic development. “The government is determined to take appropriate measures to ensure full implementation of Sessional Paper Number 4 of…
It is a windfall for Savings and Credit Cooperatives (Saccos) as they pick the spoils from bank fallouts prompted by skyrocketing interest rates. Loan seekers are streaming into Saccos for loans with lower interest rates, as banks increase the pricing of loans to levels last seen over seven years ago. Moreover, customers with loans in…
The Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE) is planning to license five more coffee cooperative unions by the end of this month. This follows the licensing of 11 cooperative unions. The unions will sell coffee directly at the NCE and overseas, thereby eliminating the need for middlemen between farmers and buyers. NCE is also expected to reopen…
Cooperatives have been urged to embrace the seven principles of the movement if they must return to the old days when they were a great success. Prof. Esther Gicheru, Deputy Vice Chancellor (DVC) at Cooperative University of Kenya (CUK), who has been in the cooperative industry for almost a half a century, has said the…
The International Day of Cooperatives Day is always a special occasion to celebrate the remarkable impact of cooperative enterprise and pay tribute to those that have changed countless lives and created shared prosperity in communities. And with Kenya boasting the largest movement in Africa, the eventful day, which Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (Saccos) look…
The recently held Ushirika Day marked a significant milestone in celebrating the accomplishments of Kenyan cooperatives. However, the future of cooperatives lies in their ability to adapt, innovate, and collaborate. The day, celebrated annually on the first Saturday of July, is a significant event that highlights the importance of cooperatives in the country’s economic development….
