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SACCO INDUSTRY WATCH

KENYA POLICE SACCO ASSETS UP TO
             KSH 24 BILLION

                                                                By Ann Njuguna

Ali Noor, PS, State Department of Co-operative Development awards the SACCO’s highest saver Edward Mbugua, Deputy Inspector
General. Right: David Mategwa, Kenya Police SACCO chairman. Left: Mary Mungai, Commissioner for Co-operatives, during the ADM.

Kenya Police SACCO                        million as well as a total of Ksh 1.43    “This was hugely facilitated by the
                continued to record       billion as interest on deposits. This     growing membership that has since
                exemplary growth          resolution brings the gross total on the  inception grown from 690 members to
                this year with its total  said to Ksh 1.66 billion against a gross  62,658 members in 2017, a number
                assets amounting to       total of Ksh 1.44 billion issued in the   that is 17,000 members short of the

Ksh 24.2 billion in 2017 against          year 2016,” said David Mategwa, the       envisioned 80,000 members by the year

a total of Ksh 20 billion in 2016.        SACCO’s National Chairman during the      2020,” said Mategwa.

                                          Annual Delegates Meeting.

The third ranked co-operative in                                                    The SACCO’s loan portfolio grew to

asset base nationally, resolved to Mategwa said that this decision was              Ksh 20 billion in 2017, a figure the

pay out its members a gross total arrived at on a prorate basis after               management is determined to boost in

of Ksh 1.66 billion as dividends          careful deliberation and judicious        the strategic plan.

on share capital and interest on          financial regulation.

deposits at the rate of 17% and                                                     “We seek a resolution to increase the

10.5% respectively.                       The society that has been in existence    minimum deposit contribution to 12%

                                          for more than 45 years posted a growth of the basic salary in 2018 up from the

“We recommend paying our                  of its deposits to Ksh 14.6 billion in    current 10% and subsequently to 15%

members dividends on share                2017 from Ksh 12.4 billion in the         by 2020,” said Mr. Solomon Atsiaya, the

capital totaling to Ksh 220               previous year.                            SACCO’s Chief Executive Officer.

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