Founded in 1972 by Ministry of Agriculture employees, Ukulima Sacco has opened its common bond to all Kenyans, including chamas and the diaspora. This guide explains its history, savings and loan products, membership requirements and how the sacco fits into Kenya's regulated cooperative sector.
From its roots serving Kenya’s electricity workers, Stima Sacco has grown into the country’s largest deposit-taking savings and credit cooperative, with a multi-billion-shilling asset base and more than 220,000 members. This profile examines its history, finances, products and place in Kenya’s Sacco sector.
Mwalimu National Sacco is the largest deposit-taking Sacco in Kenya and Africa, serving teachers nationwide. This guide covers its membership, savings and loan products, dividend record, asset growth and the costly Spire Bank episode.
Unaitas Sacco grew from a 1993 tea growers' society in Murang'a into one of Africa's largest saccos by membership, with over 493,000 members. This article traces its history, transformation, products, branch network and relevance to Kenyans at home and abroad.
Kenya National Police DT Sacco has grown into one of the country's largest deposit-taking saccos, serving around 75,000 members. This article examines its history, savings and loan products, dividend record, governance and relevance to members at home and abroad.
Hazina Sacco, founded in 1971 for National Treasury staff, has grown into a tier-one DT-Sacco with KSh 10+ billion in assets and an open common bond serving civil servants, county workers and the wider public sector across Kenya.
Harambee Sacco, founded in 1971 for Office of the President staff, has grown into a tier-one DT-Sacco with KSh 30+ billion in assets and an open common bond serving civil servants, county workers and the wider public sector across Kenya.
A deep guide to Stima DT Sacco — founded in 1974 for Kenya Power employees, now one of Kenya's largest deposit-taking Saccos with strong dividends and a growing diaspora membership.
Mwalimu National is the largest Sacco in Kenya and on the African continent by asset base, with roots in the teaching profession but a now-open common bond that includes civil servants, private-sector professionals and Kenyans in the diaspora.
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