Development in Kenya

The main difference between a chama (informal investment group) and a cooperative society (such as a SACCO) lies in their legal structure, regulation, and formal governance. Chamas offer flexibility and social support, while cooperative societies provide greater security, regulatory [Read more …]

To convert a chama (informal group) of 10 members into a cooperative society in Kenya, you must follow the procedures outlined in the Co-operative Societies Act, which involves a series of meetings, document preparation, and formal application to [Read more …]

How to Unite Kenyans Using the Jamii Bora Initiative (Jambo Homes). In Kenya we live today, there are so many problems that we face as a society. These problems appear so complex and complicated when [Read more …]

In the year 2010, we as the sovereign people of The Republic of Kenya betrothed unto ourselves a new constitution for our own social, political, moral et al development. This constitution is praised all over [Read more …]

Step by Step Procedure of how to form the best and most efficient Cooperative Societies and Unions in Kenya Introduction:This is a follow up of the lesson No. 1 that we learnt in my previous [Read more …]

In my previous article titled Best Way to Help Kenyan Farmers Through Cooperative Societies in Kenya, I elaborated that the most appropriate path towards Poverty Eradication in Kenya is through the Cooperative Society Movement. Now, in the [Read more …]

Now we will discuss the channels we can use to do value addition and proposition to these products that we learnt how to produce using the cooperative society/union approach. We learnt how to form cooperative [Read more …]

List of all Constituencies in Nakuru County (Sub-Counties) Nakuru County borders eight counties; Laikipia County to the North East, Baringo County to the North, Kericho County to the West, Bomet County to the South West, [Read more …]

Nakuru County is one of the most cosmopolitan counties in Kenya. It is a county that can be used as a model to showcase how Cooperative Societies can Develop Counties and be used to change [Read more …]