Stima Sacco Marks 50 Years Of Empowering Lives In Kenya

Kenya’s largest and fastest-growing Sacco, Stima Sacco marked its 50 years of operations in style. Stima Sacco, with over 200,000 members organized a huge party that brought together stakeholders within and without the Sacco movement to remember a journey like no other.

Wycliffe Oparanya, the Cabinet Secretary for Cooperatives and MSMEs, graced the event. Oparanya congratulated Stima Sacco for hitting 50 and called on other Saccos to emulate them saying that the only way to succeed must be anchored in trust and commitment.

“With over 13,511 Saccos in Kenya, Stima Sacco has stood out as a movement worth emulating. We congratulate them for this amazing milestone and call upon others to emulate them. We should always strive to be trustworthy and support our members,” he said.

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Speaking at the same event, the Board Chairman, Dr. Eng. Joseph Siror, said that Stima Sacco has been built on the foundation of Trust, firm beliefs, and Commitment. He said Stima Sacco exists to uplift stakeholders, uplift communities and make financial independence a reality.

“Stima Sacco is here to thrive future generations and we shall make sure that this dream is realized and supported fully,” he said adding that hitting 50 years of quality service in the financial sector is not a mean achievement.

The CEO of Stima Sacco, Dr. Gamaliel Hassan, said that Stima Sacco was committed to providing meaningful services that meet customers’ needs anchored on innovation, that is, capitalizing on digital transformation that is focused on experience and convenience.

“We shall strive to have a firm foundation on members centricity. This will help us understand customers’ unique needs and we are here to support them in every journey to meet their financial goals. Sustainability is also within our fabric through financial literacy to customers and impacting communities through ESG,” he said.

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