Sacco Review | The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
The Leading Newspaper for Co-operative Movement in Kenya
Kenya’s Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOs) remain one of the most trusted institutions for teachers, civil servants, and professionals to grow their savings. Beyond offering convenient loan products and secure savings accounts, SACCOs reward members through dividends on share capital and interest on deposits. For teachers, who often depend on structured incomes and disciplined…
Mentor Sacco Society Limited has paid member returns totaling Ksh1.64 billion, including a 15 per cent dividend on share capital and 12.5 per cent interest on non-withdrawable deposits, following a strong financial performance in 2025. The payment was announced during the Sacco’s 49th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on January 31, 2026, in Murang’a, where…
Mentor Sacco Society Limited is set to auction a Ksh300 million property in Nairobi’s Ngara area belonging to Mugoiri Development Company Limited. This is after Commercial and Tax Division Court Judge Justice David Majanja, on August 24, issued the ruling in a dispute where the Company had filed a suit seeking to block the Sacco…
By Kage Njoroge Cooperative societies have been touted as the key pillars of economic development as they have the ability to mobilize citizens to pool financial resources to achieve set objectives. Alex Irungu, the retired long serving CEO of Mentor Sacco, argued that Saccos are crucial drivers of social and economic progress with multiple benefits…
Jane Maina, a mother of two, joined Mentor Sacco two decades ago. She shares her story on how the Sacco came to her rescue when she was first employed and transformed her life with our writer Malachi Motano. Jane Maina was excited when she was hired by the Teachers Service Commission two decades ago. Her…
