MSEA CEO Henry Mwenda Rithaa and Buuri MP Mugambi Rindikire when they attended Ujuuzi Mashinani programme graduation ceremony in Buuri constituency, Meru County

MSEA CEO lauds President Ruto for initiating empowerment programmes

The Micro and Small Enterprise Authority (MSEA) Chief Executive Officer, Henry Mwenda Rithaa, has lauded President William Ruto for initiating empowerment programmes in the country to uplift citizens’ living standards. Rithaa said the programmes have positively impacted many people by economically and academically empowering them. Speaking in Buuri constituency during the graduation ceremony of the…

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President William Ruto speaking during the 2026 Labour Day celebrations in Vihiga County-Photo|Courtesy

Ruto announces 15% wage increase for agricultural workers, 12% increase for workers nationwide

President William Ruto has announced a sweeping wage adjustment for Kenyan workers, unveiling a 12 per cent general increase for workers and a higher 15 per cent rise for agricultural employees. Speaking during the 2026 Labour Day celebrations in Vihiga County, President Ruto stated that the wage increment marks a major policy shift aimed at…

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Director, Mortgage, Caroline Wanjeri (left) and Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company CEO Johnstone Oltetia during the KMGT Product Launch

KCB unveils mortgage solution to unlock home ownership for Kenya’s informal sector

KCB Bank has launched a groundbreaking mortgage product targeting Kenya’s informal workforce, a move expected to expand access to affordable housing and reshape the country’s mortgage landscape. The new facility, offered at a single‑digit interest rate, is tailored for SMEs, artisans, boda boda operators, gig economy players, and digital content creators whose income streams are…

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Bungoma Senator David Wakoli
Bungoma Senator David Wakoli. He has raised concern over coffee pricing irregularities in Bungoma County

 Bungoma coffee cooperatives face Senate probe over pricing irregularities

The Coffee Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs) in Bungoma County are at the centre of Senate investigations following concerns over inconsistent coffee pricing that has affected farmer earnings. This comes after Bungoma County Senator, David Wakoli raised alarm over disparities in payments made through cooperative societies, citing variations between coffee cherry delivered to factories…

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Magarini Sub-County Cooperative Officer, Edward Fondo speaking at his office. Photo by Tsozungu Kombe

Cotton farmers in Magarini urged to form SACCOs to improve livelihoods

Cotton farmers in Magarini Sub-County, Kilifi County, have been urged to form Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs) and invest strategically to improve their living standards. Speaking to Sacco Review in his office in Marafa Town, Magarini Sub-County Cooperative Officer, Edward Fondo, noted that many cotton farmers in the area have yet to form Saccos….

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EALA MP Maina Karobia-Photo|Courtesy

Sacco leaders reject proposed merger Bill, warn of job losses and threat to small institutions

A section of Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (Saccos) has come out strongly against the proposed Sacco Societies Amendment Bill 2025, warning that the legislation could undermine the survival of smaller institutions and trigger job losses across the country. Speaking during the launch of a new branch of Ammar Sacco in Mathioya, leaders and officials…

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Lamu West farmers, cooperatives get Ksh 12.4 million boost under FSRP inclusion grants

Farmers and cooperative societies in Lamu West Sub-county are set to transform their agricultural operations after the County Government of Lamu disbursed over Ksh 12.4 million in inclusion grants under the Food Systems Resilience Program (FSRP), marking a significant step toward strengthening food security in the region. Lamu Governor Issa Timam presided over the phase…

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KRCSL Secretary Wilfred Mwalimo -Photo|Michael Oduor

Kishushe Ranch Cooperative sets KSh46 million budget as members back growth plan

Members of Kishushe Ranching Cooperative Society Limited (KRCSL) have approved a projected budget of KSh46 million for the year, setting the stage for what the leadership described as a decisive push toward economic growth and stability. The budget was among the key resolutions passed during the society’s Annual General Meeting held on Friday at its…

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