Make Money #podcast — S04E05 — Is your money safe in Saccos?
Over seven million Kenyans have placed their trust in the Sacco movement relying on it for savings and credit. The Kuscco scandal has however shocked the system as Saccos stare at losses in the billions of shillings. This episode looks at the State of the Sacco movement from the lenses of Harambee Sacco chief executive officer Dr. George Ochiri.
Host: Kepha Muiruri
Guest: Dr. George Ochiri
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