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Mentor Sacco was started in 1977. It accommodates membership from civil servants, disciplined forces, local authorities, NGOs, local authorities, National and county governments, private companies among others. The Sacco’s guiding principle is to establish dignity to its members by ensuring value to products and services offered. The core values that guide the Sacco in all […]

Maisha Bora Sacco began in 1974 by a group of Unilever (then East Africa Industries Limited) employees whose main aim was to come up with a pool of funds after promoting a savings culture and use the money to provide short term micro loans to members for personal development, school fees and medical expenses. The

Magereza Sacco was started and registered in 1971 by a section of Prison officers from Shimo la Tewa prisons. It is licensed by the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA) as a deposit taking Sacco. Membership is drawn from correctional institutions including prisons, other government departments and immediate families of the staff of these institutions. Magereza

Mwietheri Sacco was registered on 27th August 2009. It originated from Rung’eto Farmers Cooperative Society that operated within Kirinyaga East District formerly Gichugu Division. Membership is mainly drawn from coffee farmers, tea farmers, tea growers and dairy farmers. The core values that lead the Sacco’s operations are; Integrity Honesty Respect Hard work Commitment Mwietheri Sacco

Mwalimu National Sacco is one of the largest African Sacco with membership drawn from teachers all over Kenya. The Sacco seeks to enable teachers access affordable financial services as they are the people behind everyone’s success story. Mwalimu National has 18 branches all over Kenya; among them Mombasa, Kisii, Meru, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kakamega etc. The

Mombasa Port Sacco was started in 1996 by employees of the then East African Harbors and Railways Corporation. It opened its doors in 2010 to all people and now has diverse membership coming from salaried and non-salaried individuals, investment groups also called ‘chamas’, corporates, sole businesses and people in the diaspora. Mombasa Port Sacco Long

Metropolitan Sacco was registered on 10th February 1977 as Kiambu Teachers’ Sacco and continued to operate under the name until 2nd July 2009 when the change of name certification was granted. Since it began operations in 1977, membership has tremendously grown to over 75,000 members. Metropolitan Sacco Membership Requirements A passport photo A copy of

Kitui Teachers Sacco was founded in 1976 by 11 members with the objective of giving each other a place to save and acquire affordable loans. However, actual lending did not begin until 1978.Initially, membership was restricted to Government employed teachers but the Sacco has since changed its by-laws and opened its doors to accommodate employees

Kite Sacco was registered in 1977 under the Co-operative Society Act, Cap 490 laws of Kenya, to provide its members with an avenue for savings and thus create a pool of funds that would consequently provide loans with affordable interest rates to ensure their economic growth. Membership is open to all Kenyan citizens wishing to

Kingdom Sacco is a community- based Sacco founded and operated on Biblical values. It was started by the Life Reformation Church in 1999 with the aim of improving the livelihoods of its members. It was consequently registered in 2000 as a deposit taking Sacco. Sacco membership is drawn from different parts of Kenya as well