Capital Sacco posts better returns

By Our Reporter. Capital Sacco has announced record business results for 2016, in which the company saw impressive year-over-year revenue growth while signing a record number of new members. Capital Sacco Marketing Manager, Mr. Kenneth Gitonga said the business brushed off a tough business environment to post impressive results. He said the Sacco’s growth was…

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78 co-operatives registered

By Tsozungu Kombe. Forty nine co-operative societies in Kwale County have so far been registered by the State Department of Co-operatives Development since devolution started in 2013. Kwale County Co-operative Commissioner, Ms. Levina Lenjo said that all saccos in the county must register with State Department of Co-operative Development first before starting any business transactions….

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Saccos urged to embrace good governance

By Our Reporter. The former Imarika Sacco chairman has urged Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (Saccos) to embrace good governance and innovation. According to him, such a practice will make them competitive and attract new members. Mr. Richard Dzombo (pictured) was speaking during Qwetu Sacco Annual Delegates Meeting in Taita Taveta County. Dzombo said, “One…

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Beware fake surveyors, Machakos Co-operators warned

By Makoma Musyoka. Members of Mukamukuu Farmers Co-operative Society in Matungulu Sub County have been cautioned to be wary of unlicensed surveyors who have been erecting illegal beacons to survey land parcels for members. The society’s outgoing chairman, George Mutiso said several members had fallen victims to the scam, which he said was being perpetrated…

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Over 50 sacco officials trained on financial management

By Tsozungu Kombe. More than officials from nine newly registered Saccos in Kwale County recently underwent training on financial management. The two-day induction course was conducted by the Kwale County Government to enable them manage their Saccos in a more effective and efficient manner. Kwale County Government Trade and Cooperatives Director, Mr. Nyamawih Charo urged…

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Coffee co-operatives earn more from produce

By Our Reporter. Coffee farmers allied to co-operatives in Nyeri, Meru and Kirinyaga counties reported improved earnings for cherries delivered to factories this year compared to the previous year. In Kirinyaga, farmers were paid Sh119 per kilogramme of cherry delivered at Thirikwa factory, the highest in the county in the history of the crop in…

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