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NITA Certified

NITA Certified

Our NITA certification assures Quality and helps you recoup your investment as per their guidelines.

15 YEARS EXPERIENCE

10 YEARS EXPERIENCE

We have qualified and reliable trainers with more than 10 years’ experience. Track record in training different organizations.

POST FOLLOW-UP SESSIONS

POST FOLLOW-UP SESSIONS

The learning process continues long after the training is over. We assist to measure the effectiveness of each training

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ONE STOP SHOP

One stop shop with qualified trainers, corporate transport, venue booking and exciting outdoor activities.

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SASRA Approves 176 Deposit-Taking SACCOs for 2026 in Kenya

By |February 3rd, 2026|

The Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority approved 176 deposit-taking SACCOs for the 2026 financial year. This announcement offers clarity and confidence to millions of Kenyan savers. Moreover, the approval applies from January to December 2026. Consequently,

Governance vs Management: Where Most SACCOs Get It Wrong

By |January 30th, 2026|

Many SACCOs face recurring challenges such as weak performance, internal conflicts, regulatory issues, and declining member trust. In most cases, these problems are not caused by the economy or competition but by confusion between governance

Why Some SACCOs Thrive While Others Struggle in the Same Economy

By |January 29th, 2026|

Successful SACCO growth factors are the reason why some SACCOs continue to grow, attract loyal members, and remain financially stable while others struggle in the same economy. Even when operating under similar economic conditions, differences

Governance vs Management: Where Most SACCOs Get It Wrong

By |January 28th, 2026|

Many SACCOs struggle not because of poor ideas, but because of role confusion. Governance and management often overlap, creating conflict and inefficiency. As a result, decision-making slows down and accountability weakens. Therefore, understanding the difference