NGO issues Ksh60M startup capital, kits to 1,800 vulnerable youth

More than 1,800 youth in Meru and Tharaka Nithi counties have received startup capital and kits worth Ksh60 million in a business incubation programme by Zoe Empowers that targets orphaned and vulnerable youths. Zoe Empowers is a non-governmental organisation that supports child headed families and orphans through business and vocational skills training. Speaking while issuing…

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Saccos mull ways to address non-remittance of funds

Employer based Saccos  must now  adopt alternative methods to generate income and remain afloat even during difficult economic times rather than relying on the unreliable employers who might remit their employees deduction at their own volition, leaving the societies at the verge of collapse when they cannot support their operations. “Non -remittance of the dues…

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Anchor Premier Sacco management rolls out plans to recover lost properties

Members of Anchor Premier Sacco, formerly Urithi Premier Sacco, can now heave a sigh of relief after the new management rolled out plans to recover their properties still held up by Urithi Housing Co-operative Society Limited. The Sacco, which was associated with Urithi, rebranded three years ago by dropping the name Urithi and replacing it…

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Sacco Loan Book Grows Fastest in Four Years on Covid-19 Hardships

By Sammy Chivanga Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (Saccos) members tapped Sh54.19 billion additional loans last year on the back of coronavirus disruptions that hurt incomes for households. The new credit saw the loan book of Deposit-Taking (DT) Saccos rise by 13.41 percent to Sh473.74 billion from Sh419.55 billion, being the fastest jump in four…

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George Ototo KUSCCO Group Managing Director consulting with Geoffrey Njangombe left immediate former Commissioner for Co operatives and George Magutu KUSCCO National Chairman. Photo Malachi Motano

Sacco Loan Book Grows Fastest in Four Years on Covid-19 Hardships

By Sammy Chivanga Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (Saccos) members tapped Sh54.19 billion additional loans last year on the back of coronavirus disruptions that hurt incomes for households. The new credit saw the loan book of Deposit-Taking (DT) Saccos rise by 13.41 percent to Sh473.74 billion from Sh419.55 billion, being the fastest jump in four…

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