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SACCO INDUSTRY WATCH

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and reporting template by all Deposit Taking SACCOs which
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personal debts with non-registered lenders at Kshs 3 billion, basis.
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other commercial bank loans stood at Kshs 1.3 billion while Further, the Authority has tuned its returns system to receive
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information that will be submitted using the standard and
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With SACCOs playing a role in addressing the social needs of its members’,
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consumption and social activities amounting to Kshs 47.8 billion.

SASRA Board of Directors and other co-operative leaders pose for a photo during the release of
the SACCO Sectoral Financing report
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