Increase Sacco shares to qualify for higher loans, members told

Uasin Gishu County Executive Committee Member for Trade, Industrialization, Tourism, Cooperatives, and Enterprise Development Martha Cheruto has urged cooperators to work on increasing their Sacco shares and deposits to enable them to access the County Enterprise Development Funds that attract low-interest rates on loans. “Higher savings enable one to qualify for higher loans,” she said….

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County to introduce Revolving Fund to boost cooperatives

Kajiado County Executive Committee Member for Gender, Cooperatives, Culture, Tourism and Wildlife Janet Serio has revealed that plans are underway for the county to introduce a revolving fund to boost cooperatives and revive dormant Saccos. Speaking during the regional Ushirika Day celebrations, Serio said the government is committed to supporting cooperatives since they plan an…

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County to hire more auditors to boost efficiency in Sacco inspections

Nandi county governor Stephen Sang has expressed concern over the lack of adequate auditors in the region to increase efficiency of inspections in co-operatives. Speaking during the Ushirika day celebrations held at Kapsabet A.I.C Bible college grounds in Nandi county, the governor argued that lack of adequate auditors in the region is one of the…

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MUSCO insolvency: How billions were lost to outrageous investments

The one time vibrant Moi University Savings and Credit Cooperative Society (MUSCO) is now on its deathbed.  The Sacco’s MUSCO Towers, a commercial building in Eldoret town, will forever bring back painful memories to the thousands of Sacco members who are not sure whether they will ever recover their hard earned cash they pumped into…

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Nehemiah Suge: resolute father of co-operative movement in South Rift

The successful growth of most Saccos in Kericho and Bomet counties can be traced back to serious commitment by a few ambitious elders. Most of the prominent businessmen today in Kericho County started in a trade known as “Kipsigirio”, which is the use of donkeys to transport commodities. Others were pioneer teachers, while some were the…

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Ex-CEO: How I built strong legacy at Boresha Sacco

Retired Boresha Sacco CEO Moses Chebor has revealed that between 1985 to 2020, Sacco’s asset base increased from Ksh15 million to Ksh8 billion. Chebor said the achievement was enhanced by cooperation between all Sacco members. During this interview, he revealed the top ten managerial skills they used to push Sacco to greater heights. He said…

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