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Women have been challenged to embrace table banking as a practical and impactful tool for financial growth and independence. This was the clarion call at the start of a women economic empowerment workshop organized by the Mama doing good initiative led by First Lady Rachel Ruto. Financial experts hailed the grass root financial model that enables women pool their savings fostering a culture of entrepreneurship, accountability and economic resilience and planning.
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Mama Doing Good initiative trains women on financial literacy
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