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How chamas are quietly powering Kenya’s economy

Summary by peopledaily.digital
On any given weekend across Kenya, small groups of people meet. Some sit on plastic chairs under mango trees. Others gather in church halls, classrooms, or urban flats. The agenda is simple: contributions, loans, updates. But behind this simplicity lies a complex, highly functional financial engine, the chama or ‘muganda’ At its core, a chama […]
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How chamas are quietly powering Kenya’s economy

On any given weekend across Kenya, small groups of people meet. Some sit on plastic chairs under mango trees. Others gather in church halls, classrooms, or urban flats. The agenda is simple: contributions, loans, updates. But behind this simplicity lies a complex, highly functional financial engine, the chama or ‘muganda’ At its core, a chama […]

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peopledaily.digital broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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