In Kenya, chamas—community-based saving groups—serve as vital financial lifelines for individuals from all walks of life. Grounded in the principles of harambee, which emphasizes collective resource mobilization, these groups embody the strength of community collaboration. Traditionally, chamas began with modest savings goals, often aimed at meeting immediate needs such as grocery purchases....
The digital evolution has brought about a transformation in the process of updating the traditional Title Deed to a modern version that is digital in nature. The E-citizen platform offers efficient services that enable Kenyan citizens to carry out a range of tasks online. Digitalization facilitates convenient payments via credit or debit cards as well as MPesa. If you are curious about the steps...
Many Kenyans are considering buying off-plan when they want to buy their own homes or invest in real estate. If you haven't heard of it yet, this is when you pay for a home before construction begins, usually during the design phase. Construction begins with a deposit and is paid off in instalments as work progresses. Your new property is handed over to you at the end of the process. Buying off a plan...