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[‘Heri Kufa Kuliko Kuishi Kenya’] SACCOs Once The Safest Money Saving Schemes, Now A Cash Cow For Corrupt Few

Media reports indicate that Kenya’s Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (SACCO) have a value of Kshs. 1 trillion shillings. In the past one year, we have been treated to news of SACCOs defrauding clients, losing clients’ money or engaging in unplanned moves like banking in turn incurring a lot of problems leadin

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Media reports indicate that Kenya’s Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (SACCO) have a value of Kshs. 1 trillion shillings. In the past one year, we have been treated to news of SACCOs defrauding clients, losing clients’ money or engaging in unplanned moves like banking in turn incurring a lot of problems leading to loss of money. One headline read, ‘Why Sh1 trillion Kenya SACCOs are a ticking time bomb’ The story goes on to state that , ‘at stake are hundreds of billions of shillings of members’ savings that have either been lost or are at risk of being lost as more and more cases of financially troubled Savings and Credit Co-operative Societies (Saccos) come to the fore. Just three Saccos; Mwalimu, Ekeza and Stima Investment...

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