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SACCOs IN KENYA 2017 AUDITED ACCOUNTS CS/NO NAME OF SACCO COUNTY 1 1770 BAMBURI WANANCHI MOMBASA 2 1833 MWENGE 3 1836 NATH BROTHERS EMPLOYERS NAIROBI 4 1844 KIMURI SACCO MURANG'A 5 1929 MBATIAN NANYUKI 6 1930 MUMATHI SACCCO MURANG'A 7 1977 JARIBU SACCO KITUI 8 1979 BUNGE NAIROBI 9 2041 ARK SACCO NYERI 10 2046 POLYTECH SACCO NAIROBI 11 2051 JISAIDIE NAIROBI 12 2099 UASIN GISHU ANGAZA MILELE(EMC STAFF) ELDORET 13 2102 SHERIA NAIROBI 14 2154 UNICAB NAKURU 15 2210 UZAZI BORA SACCO 16 2212 SPECIALIST NAIROBI 17 2235 KWA NAIROBI 18 2284 KILELE SACCO NAIROBI 19 2290 MUGI SACCO NYERI 20 2304 HEWA SACCO NAIROBI 21 2306 NYANDA SACCO NYAHURURU 22 2312 JEMBE SACCO NAIROBI 23 2343 BATTERY SACCO NAIROBI 24 2355 KUMBU KUMBU SACCO NAIROBI 25 2365 TRANSCOM NAIROBI 26 2369 MUTHAIGA STAFF SACCO NAIROBI 27 2374 NAKURU COUNTY COUNCIL NAKURU 28 2385 SERENA WORKERS 29 2402 AGDECO SACCO 30 2423 BAOBAB SACCO KWALE 31 2469 TWIGA NAIROBI 32 2471 BARICCO KABARNET 33 2491 MAJANEES SACCO NAIROBI 34 2492 KIDAPU SACCO KIAMBU 35 2508 WANAMBAOCO SACCO 36 2593 KEN-PAM SACCO NAIROBI 37 2601 HARAKA NAIROBI 38 2605 WANARANGI SACCO NAIROBI 39 2611 LOMOCO NAIROBI 40 2623 PRUDIA NAIROBI 41 2627 DAWA NAIROBI 42 2632 LEISURE LODGE MOMBASA 43 2638 RODLITHO SACCO NAIROBI 44 2642 MAKTABA NAIROBI 45 2644 DALABIMA NAIROBI 46 2645 SINGER SACCO NAIROBI 47 2682 LEYLAND EMPLOYEES SACCO 48 2693 MZALENDO MOMBASA 49 2701 JOS HANSEN NAIROBI 50 2708 UCHAPAJI NAIROBI 51 2716 CHANA MARO SACCO 52 2742 KERIO MTAA SACCO ITEN 53 2784 SANG'ALO BUNGOMA 54 2809 MATER NAIROBI 55 2843 METHODIST NAIROBI 56 2847 MERDAT SACCO NAIROBI 57 2866 ALLIANCE BOYS SACCO NAIROBI 58 2877 L'ASSURANCE NAIROBI 59 2923 ALIGIWO SACCO KIAMBU 60 2942 BARAFU NAIROBI 61 2945 WAANDISHI SACCO NAIROBI 62 2952 TARINO NAIROBI 63 2957 KEN-KNIT ELDORET 64 2975 KENYAN ALLIANCE 65 3004 KENSALT MOMBASA 66 3012 Ubora NAIROBI 67 3035 VITOMA 68 3050 VOI CHUI SACCO WUNDANYI 69 3054 URIGITI SACCO NYERI 70 3071 SHIRIKIANO NAIROBI 71 3104 KUMBUKA SACCO 72 3121 OCEAN FREIGHTERS MOMBASA 73 3131 WOTECO SACCO NAIROBI 74 3136 SHUJAA SACCO 75 3138 UWEZO SACCO NAIROBI 76 3149 AMCHA NAIROBI 77 3184 BUCOCO SACCO BUNGOMA 78 3185 NOTAFF SACCO 79 3188 SWISS - INN NAIROBI 80 3190 GASCO SACCO 81 3193 KEMRI SACCO NAIROBI 82 3212 LAMPASAGO SACCO 83 3217 VIWANDA SACCO NAIROBI 84 3218 EMPOKANI KAJIADO 85 3244 GLAXOSMITHKLINE EMPLOYEES SACCO NAIROBI 86 3254 SUMMIT NAIROBI 87 3257 ICL SACCO NAIROBI 88 3260 MACOBO SACCO 89 3288 GOLDENLIFE SACCO LODWAR 90 3304 TANO SACCO NAIROBI 91 3306 GICHUGU WOMEN CONSUMER SACCO KIRINYAGA 92 3312 NACARECO NAIROBI 93 3314 ALEX SACCO 94 3321 KILANGUNI 95 3327 LENANA SCHOOL WORKERS NAIROBI 96 3360 QUEENSWAY SACCO NAIROBI 97 3418 MAWAIDHA SACCO MOMBASA 98 3427 BLUE HIGHLANDS SACCO KIAMBU 99 3429 ACTION AID 100 3433 KENCHIC SACCO NAIROBI 101 3436 CANNOQUEENS 102 3440 POSTBANK SACCO 103 3446 MADISON SACCO NAIROBI 104 3447 NGAO NAIROBI 105 3460 MANGU STAFF SACCO 106 3526 LISCO SACCO NAIROBI 107 3533 H&M SACCO NAIROBI 108 3538 SHIDA NAIROBI 109 3553 BANDS NAIROBI 110 3569 ELDORET GOLF CLUB ELDORET 111 3579 BUMUCO SACCO BUNGOMA 112 3581 PISCO NAIROBI 113 3628 DEFICO SACCO NAIROBI 114 3646 WAAJIRI SACCO NAIROBI 115 3674 WENYE MAGARI SACCO 116 3703 DIANI SEA LODGE SACCO MOMBASA 117 3722 J.F McCLOY SACCO NAIROBI 118 3755 SILVER NAIROBI 119 3808 KENSTEEL WIRE SACCO NAIROBI 120 3855 HOW HUM NAIROBI 121 3860 GUNDI NAIROBI 122 3863 MURANGA COLLEGE STAff SACCO MURANG'A 123 3870 DODCON NAIROBI 124 3871 AIRBUS NAIROBI 125 3883 GERTRUDES SACCO NAIROBI 126 3885 TECHNICAL SACCO 127 3915 PARKLANDS STAFF NAIROBI 128 3916 BOOKSTAR SACCO NAIROBI 129 3926 NAIROBI SCHOOL NAIROBI 130 3933 MANUFAA MOMBASA 131 3947 AMREF 132 3950 RADIO GUARD NAIROBI 133 3954 TETRA PARK SACCO NAIROBI 134 3960 PARENT PLAN SACCO NAIROBI 135 3971 KASNEB NAIROBI 136 3972 UKWAJU SACCO 137 3978 BAUMA NAIROBI 138 4047 MITUNGI SACCO NAIROBI 139 4060 TEMBE SACCO NAIROBI 140 4069 ELBAICO SACCO 141 4091 UNION LOCKS NAIROBI 142 4102 MARGSTA SACCO NYERI 143 4115 SHANZU UNDUGU SACCO MOMBASA 144 4126 KAVAU NAKURU 145 4128 METAL WOOL NAIROBI 146 4148 Namoe NANYUKI 147 4196 COTTAGE SACCO 148 4212 MACHO SACCO NAIROBI 149 4217 CO-OPERATIVE BANK NAIROBI 150 4220 USIU SACCO NAIROBI 151 4239 AUTOSPRING SACCO NAIROBI 152 4252 KIMISITU NAIROBI 153 4254 SOS NAIROBI 154 4294 MACHUMA NAIROBI 155 4295 KASES SACCO KAJIADO 156 4315 AFFA SACCO NAIROBI 157 4320 DAGORETTI HIGH SCHOOL NAIROBI 158 4333 HIFADHI NAIROBI 159 4382 SOMA SACCO MOMBASA 160 4401 WESTERN REGION STAFF SACCO KAKAMEGA 161 4404 MUTHAIGA GOLF CLUB SACCO NAIROBI 162 4406 WAKADIRI NAIROBI 163 4412 KALOLENI SEC. SCHOOL SACCO KILIFI 164 4425 SIGONA SACCO NAIROBI 165 4436 HENKEL CHEMICALS NAIROBI 166 4445 MUDICO MACHAKOS 167 4482 SIVOKO SACCO NAIROBI 168 4483 PCEA SACCO 169 4490 ELYPHARM NAIROBI 170 4493 MHUBIRI NAIROBI 171 4528 SKEFCO NAIROBI 172 4541 VIPINGO WORKERS SACCO MOMBASA 173 4549 CANE RUP SACCO NAIROBI 174 4559 SLAPPER SACCO MOMBASA 175 4607 HARDWELD SACCO NAIROBI 176 4620 TAITA TAVETA NON TEACHING STAFF 177 4626 S.B & CO 178 4627 MHASIBU NAIROBI 179 4646 SAWU 180 4648 KAREN COUNTRY CLUB NAIROBI 181 4658 MALA NAIROBI 182 4685 BRICO NAIROBI 183 4719 RAMBHAI SACCO 184 4732 THINARUMA THIKA 185 4749 MFEREJI SACCO NAIROBI 186 4815 SIGINON SACCO NAIROBI 187 4912 LAKE NAKURU LODGE SACCO NAKURU 188 4921 LEATHER SACCO KIAMBU 189 5000 PARLIAMENTARIANS NAIROBI 190 5005 SIL SACCO NAIROBI 191 5078 VYAKULA SACCO NAIROBI 192 5083 CPK ELDORET ELDORET 193 5086 SPIN KNT NAKURU 194 5129 GAKUYU SACCO 195 5166 PLANNED PARENTHOOD NAIROBI 196 5173 ELDORET SACCO ELDORET 197 5183 PEMBROKE EMPLOYEES SACCO NAKURU 198 5201 NAIROBI CONSUMERS NAIROBI 199 5251 ECONOMIC TANK SACCO MACHAKOS 200 5302 THE FAMOUS (GFC) SACCO NAIROBI 201 5353 DOONDU SACCO KIAMBU 202 5374 ALUMEX MOMBASA 203 5464 OL JOGU SACCO NANYUKI 204 5490 MUNYU SACCO KILIFI 205 5502 NASS SACCO KISII 206 5731 KIOO SACCO NAIROBI 207 5735 KINGS NAIROBI 208 5787 MOSASTO NANYUKI 209 5794 KIJABE WACHAPAJI SACCO NAIROBI 210 5827 CHUMA MOTO MOMBASA 211 5851 TRANS AFRICA SACCO NAIROBI 212 5935 SPORTSVIEW SACCO NAIROBI 213 5955 PLANNING SACCO NAIROBI 214 5977 KISIBO KISII 215 5985 PIL SACCO NAIROBI 216 5991 KANGAMA SACCO THIKA 217 6013 SHALIMAR SACCO NAIROBI 218 6046 DUCTS TRUNKING 219 6051 NJORO-MA NAKURU 220 6068 BAHASHA CS & CS LTD NAIROBI 221 6105 JUMUIA YA ULAYA SACCO NAIROBI 222 6137 HUDUMA YA KWANZA NAIROBI 223 6150 MARANATHA KERUGOYA 224 6179 MASENO UNIVERSITY SACCO KISUMU 225 6241 NIVEA NAIROBI 226 6253 VERBENA SACCO NAIROBI 227 6258 BINS SACCO NAIROBI 228 6309 PAMOJA TWAJENGA KIAMBU 229 6316 PRECSTA SACCO NAIROBI 230 6341 MAO SACCO NAIROBI 231 6345 BOSKAIR SACCO 232 6353 FOOD FOR HUNGRY SACCO MERU 233 6359 RONGAI WORKSHOP SACCO 234 6374 ELLAMS SACCO NAIROBI 235 6407 KAMUNDU SACCO KIAMBU 236 6410 NACHU STAFF SACCO NAIROBI 237 6475 FOUR N.T. SACCO NYANDARUA 238 6481 KAMBI SACCO NAIROBI 239 6513 DAFI SACCO NAIROBI 240 6523 COAST/KENYA PROJECT NAIROBI 241 6529 AFRICA NAIROBI 242 6530 MAPATO NAIROBI 243 6532 M.T.K 244 6533 ALLOSCA NAIROBI 245 6536 KEWISCO SACCO NAIROBI 246 6557 CIC SACCO NAIROBI 247 6560 HEAVY CHEMICAL BUNGOMA 248 6606 SIND SACCO 249 6638 WINDSOR GOLF SACCO NAIROBI 250 6651 OLE JOLI KAJIADO 251 6687 BUTTERFLY SACCO NAIROBI 252 6724 ATHI RIVER MINING MACHAKOS 253 6765 DUTY FREE NAIROBI 254 6811 BARINGO TRS COLLEGE 255 6829 CERAMICS SACCO MACHAKOS 256 6846 UOKOAJI NAIROBI 257 6855 HACCO NAIROBI 258 6870 GALATOWER SACCO 259 6885 POLYEMO SACCO NAIROBI 260 6939 AAK SACCO NAIROBI 261 7004 LAKE BOGORIA 262 7022 ENNDA SACCO ISIOLO 263 7033 SAFCLUB SACCO NYAHURURU 264 7057 LIMURU Traders KIAMBU 265 7134 WONDER MACHAKOS 266 7169 GITHERE SACCO NAIROBI 267 7174 WALTON EMBU 268 7192 FEWCO NAIROBI 269 7196 NYARA SACCO KIAMBU 270 7208 REGENCY SACCO NAIROBI 271 7214 GEOMAPS NAIROBI 272 7269 MATOPENI NAIROBI 273 7285 MABOROMOKO SACCO NAIROBI 274 7291 PYRAPACK SACCO NAIROBI 275 7330 ALARM 276 7334 ATHI STORES NAIROBI 277 7380 PESA SACCO NAIROBI 278 7423 APEX PAINT NAIROBI 279 7427 LAXMA NAIROBI 280 7443 OTHAYA BUSINESS WOMEN NYERI 281 7458 MAMUCO NAIROBI 282 7480 MAWEGO WORKERS KISUMU 283 7487 NDUTIRIA SACCO 284 7496 UNIPHARM SACCO NAIROBI 285 7525 KITO SACCO KIAMBU 286 7550 HOBACOGE HOMABAY 287 7566 NANYUKI CAB SVCS NANYUKI 288 7567 SANSTEEL SACCO 289 7600 THIKA ROAD TRANSPORTERS NAIROBI 290 7622 MAGANA KIAMBU 291 7627 OL-KALOU TOWN COUNCIL NYAHURURU 292 7679 KISACCO 293 7720 PEHANI 294 7773 NORWEGIAN PEOPLE'S AID(NPA) NAIROBI 295 7779 BOB MORGAN NAIROBI 296 7829 ARMS NANYUKI 297 7835 BARAKA KITUI 298 7872 UMITHIO SACCO THIKA 299 7949 MATHIRA MATATU SACCO NYERI 300 7958 ARYA SACCO NAIROBI 301 8003 FUGO SACCO 302 8079 HELB NAIROBI 303 8088 OCEANA MOMBASA 304 8126 HALUCKY NAIROBI 305 8127 SAJI SACCO 306 8142 NYEUPE NAIROBI 307 8178 SIGNODE MACHAKOS 308 8205 KAROMBU SACCO NYERI 309 8230 KIMESS 310 8243 MELLI FERA CAMPUS NANYUKI 311 8246 DEVCO NAIROBI 312 8330 CPK DIOCESE OF EMBU 313 8371 BUDS AND BLOOMS SACCO 314 8375 NJUPACOM NAIROBI 315 8385 LAMU PEPONI 316 8427 ST.JOHNS CHRISTIAN SACCO KIAMBU 317 8454 KEMI NYUNDO NAIROBI 318 8468 NYAHURURU RUMURUTI NANYUKI 319 8478 ACMECO NAIROBI 320 8489 VILLAGE NAIROBI 321 8615 WAHUDUMU SACCO 322 8619 AFCAHL NAIROBI 323 8663 LIKANA ROUTE 114/115 MATATU SACCO KIAMBU 324 8683 MEO SACCO NAIROBI 325 8699 WA-OMERA NAIROBI 326 8764 FAMILY SACCO NAIROBI 327 8766 CITY PARK KIMURI NAIROBI 328 8770 NYEWASCO SACCO NYERI 329 8772 LALA SALAMA 330 8786 UNIPHARM NAIROBI 331 8816 SIMBI ROSES SACCO NAIROBI 332 8817 NORKEN NAIROBI 333 8818 EQUATOR NURSING HOME SACCO NAIROBI 334 8829 BELLEVUE SACCO NAIROBI 335 8861 MARION SCHOOL SACCO NAIROBI 336 8870 INJILI NAIROBI 337
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    July 31, 2018 SENATE DEBATES 1 PARLIAMENT OF KENYA THE SENATE THE HANSARD Tuesday, 31st July, 2018 The House met at the Senate Chamber, Parliament Buildings, at 2.30 p.m. [The Deputy Speaker (Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki) in the Chair] PRAYER COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CHAIR The Deputy Speaker (Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki): Hon. Senators, I have three brief communications to make. The first communication regards the breakfast meeting on the County Wards Development Equalization Fund Bill. BREAKFAST MEETING ON THE COUNTY WARDS DEVELOPMENT EQUALIZATION FUND BILL Hon. Senators, there shall be a meeting regarding the above-mentioned Bill. As you know, the County Wards Development Equalization Fund Bill (Senate Bills No.5 of 2018) was introduced in the Senate on 29th March, 2018. The Bill is premised on Article 174 of the Constitution, which sets out the objects of devolution and seeks to establish a County Wards Development Fund. Hon. Senators, the Second Reading of this Bill commenced on 10th May, 2018. However, debate on the Bill was suspended on the instructions of the Senate Business Committee (SBC) in order to allow for more consultations on the Bill. In this regard, a breakfast meeting has been organised for all honourable Senators to deliberate on this Bill with a view to agreeing on the way forward. This meeting will be held tomorrow, Wednesday 1st March, 2018, at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Nairobi at 7.00 a.m. I invite and urge all hon. Senators to attend and participate in the deliberations of this important Bill. I thank you. Hon. Senators, the other two communications that I want to make are regarding visiting students and teachers who have come to visit the Senate this afternoon.
  • N O Institution's Name Public University 1 Chuka University 2 Dedan Kimathi University of Technology 3 Egerton University 4 Ja

    N O Institution's Name Public University 1 Chuka University 2 Dedan Kimathi University of Technology 3 Egerton University 4 Ja

    N Institution’s Name o Public University 1 Chuka University 2 Dedan Kimathi University of Technology 3 Egerton University 4 Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology 5 Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology (JKUAT) 6 Karatina University 7 Kenyatta University 8 Kisii University 9 Laikipia University 10 Masai Mara University 11 Maseno University 12 Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology 13 Meru University of Science and Technology 14 Moi University 15 Multi Media University 16 Pwani University 17 South Eastern Kenya University 18 Technical Univeristy of Mombasa 19 Technical University of Kenya 20 University of Eldoret 21 University of Kabianga 22 University of Nairobi Private University 23 Adventist University of Africa 24 Africa International University 25 Africa Nazarene University 26 Aga Khan University 27 Catholic University Of Eastern Africa 28 Daystar University 29 East African University 30 Great Lakes University 31 International University of Professional Studies 32 International Leadership University 33 Kabarak University 34 KCA University 35 Kenya Methodist University 36 Mount Kenya University 37 Pan Africa Christian University 38 Pioneer International University 39 Scott Christian University 40 St Paul's University 41 Strathmore University 42 The Management University of Africa 43 The Presbyterian University of East Africa 44 Umma University 45 United States International University 46 University of Eastern Africa, Baraton University College 47 Co-operative University College 48 Embu
  • The Challenges of Reinvigorating Democracy Through Visual Art in 21St Century Nairobi

    The Challenges of Reinvigorating Democracy Through Visual Art in 21St Century Nairobi

    The challenges of reinvigorating democracy through visual art in 21st century Nairobi Craig Campbell Halliday 30 September 2019 Dissertation Submitted in Partial Fulfilment for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Sainsbury Research Unit for the Arts of Africa, Oceania & the Americas School of Art, Media and American Studies University of East Anglia, Norwich This copy of the thesis has been supplied on condition that anyone who consults it is understood to recognise that its copyright rests with the author and that use of any information derived therefrom must be in accordance with current UK Copyright Law. In addition, any quotation or extract must include full attribution. 1 Abstract This study examines the potential for contemporary visual art to reinvigorate democracy in 21st century Nairobi, Kenya, through an interdisciplinary investigation. The new millennium ushered in fresh hope for democratisation in the postcolonial East African country. In 2002, Daniel arap Moi’s 24 years of authoritarian rule ended. The opposition were victorious at the ballot box, instilling a belief amongst the electorate that formal political processes could bring change. However, the post-election violence of 2007/8 shattered such convictions. But, from this election result came a progressive Constitution and with it possibilities for creating change. These momentous events underscore Kenya’s topsy-turvy path towards democracy – a path whose trajectory is charted in the experience of ordinary Kenyans who believe in democracy’s value and their right to participate in politics and civil life. Artists, too, have been at the forefront of this ongoing struggle. This study draws on empirical research to demonstrate contemporary visual art’s capacity to expand ways of practising, experiencing and understanding democracy.
  • GITHUNGURI HIGH SCHOOL– RUIRU/KIAMBU (KENYA) – a Case Study

    GITHUNGURI HIGH SCHOOL– RUIRU/KIAMBU (KENYA) – a Case Study

    Unga House Muthithi Road, Westlands P.O. Box 66380 – 00800 Nairobi, Kenya. GITHUNGURI HIGH SCHOOL– RUIRU/KIAMBU (KENYA) – A Case Study Githunguri High School is a mixed day school in Ruiru peri- urban area called Gitambaya. The students are drawn from this settlement which is a low income area with a majority of the population being factory workers/construction site workers. There is a lot of anti-social lifestyle e.g. drugs, prostitution, broken families and child neglect. The school acts like a safe haven/second home for many of these students due to the kind of challenges they face from home. Attracting and retaining students. At the inception of ADSI in 2016, the school had a student population of 287 students with only a quarter being boys and the rest were girls. By 2019 the schools population has grown to a population of 144 boys and 207 girls totaling to 351 students in the school. This is an 18.54% increase overall in enrolment. There has been an increase in the number of boys at the school due to the introduction of integration of ICTs in the lessons. Majority of the boys at the school appreciate ICT and would like to participate in these lessons. The in cooperation of 21C skills in teaching and learning has also encouraged students to stay in school and attend lessons. Incorporation of 21C skills means that students are not bored as they are actively involved in learning. A fully operational computer lab has also boosted the students’ moral. This is because they can walk into the computer lab and carry out their online searches.