Heated Sacco AGMs ahead as dividends fall

By Jackson Okoth The Management and Board of Directors of many Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (Saccos) are expected to face angry members and a barrage of questions during this year’s Annual Delegates Meetings (ADMs), a season that begins this month. Members will want answers on why their dividend cheques are not as attractive as…

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Siret tea farmers seek County Govt support

NANDI Siret Outgrowers Empowerment Company Ltd Chairman, Wilson Tuwei has asked the National Government to support tea farmers to look for lucrative markets abroad. Saying Kenya produces the best quality tea, he noted that the country’s tea is not sprayed with pesticides unlike other countries where they spray tea bushes with pesticides. “If buyers from…

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TNT Sacco loans have changed my fortunes

By Dennis Bett Emmanuel Changalwa Shikuku, a Primary School Head Teacher at St. Emmanuel School in Trans- Nzoia County, is living in a beautiful house courtesy of loans from Trans National Times Sacco. “When I got employed by the TSC, I never imagined that it was possible to accomplish anything in life with my using…

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SASRA puts 12 Saccos on watchlist

By Our Reporter The Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA) has issued a ‘temporary’ license to 12 Deposit-Taking Saccos for failure to set prudential guidelines. This is until July 31, 2017 after which the regulator will review the status of their licenses. Among the Saccos that have been put under close surveillance include Comoco, Jitegemee, Kenya…

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Muslims asked to form Sharia compliant Sacco

By Amoto Dennis Meru Governor Peter Munya has urged members of the Muslims community in the county to form a Sharia Compliant Savings and Credit Cooperative society (Sacco) to enhance savings and create wealth. ‘’Since Muslims make a large and significant number in the county it is high time they pulled resources to form a…

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Murang’a hit by acute housing shortage

By James Wakahiu Demand for housing in Murang’a County has risen drastically, surpassing supply, something that has seen a good number of people working in the region seek shelter elsewhere in towns like Juja and Thika. Jacob Mwangangi who is the Chairman of Murang’a County Cooperatives, revealed this recently while speaking at Kabuta in Kiharu…

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