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From Matatu Crew to Owners, How a Chama Turned Ksh7K to Millions

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A Chama of drivers and conductors in Kitengela has gone from working on the matatu crew to proudly owning their own minibus. Ornamental Self-Help Group, made up of 13 members, Thursday, January 9, celebrated the acquisition of their very first matatu. However, the journey was not an overnight success. The group decided to form a Chama in 2018 with only Ksh7,000 at hand. “We bought this minibus with their loan. This partnership with Equity Bank…

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