Sacco Review | The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
Players in the real estate sector have raised alarm over delays in processing of title deeds. Association of Real Estate Stakeholders Chairman Kinyua Wa Iratu claims the delays have been occasioned by rampant corruption in various land registries infiltrated by cartels. He noted that some unilateral decisions like changes in land rates and other statutory…
Commissioner for Cooperatives Development David Obonyo has commended Muungano Women Group Housing Cooperative for playing a key role in offering affordable housing in line with the Bottom up Economic Transformational Agenda (BETA). Represented by Morris Mworia from his office, the commissioner lauded the cooperative for empowering women and cooperatives in general for playing a significant role in supplementing…
Unity Homes and Absa Bank Kenya have entered into an agreement to allow potential home buyers acquire houses in Tatu City through the affordable housing financing scheme. The collaboration will see the bank provide Kenya Mortgage Refinancing Company (KMRC)-backed mortgages with terms of up to 25 years. The price of modern apartments starts at Ksh5,950,000….
Land and housing-related borrowing from credit advanced by Saccos jumped to 33.2 percent in 2022 according to a report released by the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA). The massive increase is 26.9 per cent up from what was recorded in 2021 showing the aggression by Saccos in empowering its members to acquire land and houses….
Inadequate supply of affordable housing, high incidental costs, slow property registration and titling process and high cost of land for construction have been identified as some of the reasons most Kenyans are unable to own modern houses, a new report has shown. According to Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) 2022 Annual Integrated Report and Financial…
Kenya Mortgage Refinancing Company (KMRC) hopes there will be increased healthy competition in the sub-sector that has been dominated by commercial banks after Saccos entered into the mortgage space. They are now looking forward to making affordable housing a reality because Saccos offer loans at a low interest rate and are easily accessible to many…
Inadequate supply of affordable housing, high incidental costs, slow property registration and titling process and high cost of land for construction have been identified as some of the reasons most Kenyans are unable to own modern houses, a new report has shown. According to Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) 2022 Annual Integrated Report and Financial…
Landlords, property owners and Licensed Auctioneers of Kenya have expressed concerns over the newly proposed Landlords and Tenant Bill meant to repeal three current laws governing the real-estate subsector, and introduce one statute which will include all regulatory guidelines in the both residential and business premises. The landlords argue that the bill lacks an elaborate…
Dr Joseph Mwiti’s innovation of manufacturing cement using clay will serve as a welcome relief to thousands of Kenyans who aspire to build home. Dr Mwiti, a lecturer who teaches Chemistry at Meru University of Science and Technology (MUST), believes that using clay to make cement will revolutionize construction and provide a solution to high…
By Stephen Makabila Under the Big 4 Agenda of President Uhuru Kenyatta’s last five years in office ahead of his retirement in year 2022, the co-operative sector is expected to be instrumental in the achievement of these agenda namely- Food Security, Affordable Housing, Manufacturing and affordable Health Care for all. The Co-operative sector is supposed…
