- GDC Sacco opens recruitment for two specialised positions as its operations expand.
- Applicants face a November 27 deadline and specific salary disclosure requirements.
- The hiring drive follows a 24.9 per cent rise in the Sacco’s assets to Ksh7.32 billion.
GDC Sacco Society Limited is hiring a Sacco legal officer and an information systems auditor, with applications closing on November 27, 2026.
The two vacancies were advertised by the Sacco, a licensed deposit-taking Tier 1 society. It runs branches in Kiambu, Nakuru and Nairobi counties and says it is dedicated to providing exceptional financial services to its members. According to the advert, it also wants to deepen financial inclusion and empower its community through a range of products and personalised service.
Interested candidates must send their applications to hr@gdcsacco.co.ke before the deadline. Late submissions will not be accepted. Applicants should state their current and expected salary in the cover letter. In addition, they should write the position they are applying for in the email subject line.
Details of the job purpose, required education, competencies and skills are available on the Sacco’s website at https://www.gdcsacco.co.ke/careers.
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Notably, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Anyone who has not heard from the Sacco by December 31, 2026, should treat their application as unsuccessful.
The recruitment drive comes on the back of strong financial expansion highlighted in the latest Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA) Sacco Supervision Annual Report 2025. According to the regulator’s figures for the financial year ended December 31, 2025, GDC Sacco’s total assets jumped by 24.9 per cent from Ksh 5.86 billion to Ksh 7.32 billion. Member deposits rose by 21.5 per cent to Ksh 5.25 billion, while gross loans expanded by 21.5 per cent to Ksh 6.33 billion.
Total income climbed 21.9 per cent to Ksh 890 million. Meanwhile, the Sacco strengthened its asset quality and capital buffers by trimming its non-performing loans ratio from 16.83 per cent to 12.82 per cent and maintaining zero external borrowing. It also comfortably surpassed statutory capital thresholds, with a core capital ratio of 18.80 per cent of total assets and an institutional capital ratio of 10.64 per cent.
By Benedict Aoya
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