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History

Jijenge Micro Business Solutions was founded in 2015 as a table banking organization aimed at fostering a savings  culture  among  women's  groups.

We  started with  five  groups,  with  our  first  being  Obulala  in Samia Subcounty, Busia.

In  2018,  Jijenge  was  officially  registered  as  a company  under  the  Companies  Act  of  Kenya  (Cap 488),  transitioning  into  an  informal  microfinance institution serving various parts of Western Kenya.

Our  journey  began  in  Busia  town,  with  our  first branch  located  at  Amukura  House.  Over  time,  we expanded, opening additional branches in Bungoma at  Megon  Plaza,  and  later  in  Sabatia-Butere, Kakamega,  and  Oyugis.

We  continue  to  expand  our footprint across the larger Western region.

By  2021,  we  had  grown  to  serve  5,000  members across 400 groups. As we move forward, our growth strategy  remains  focused  on  meeting  the  evolving needs of our clients while expanding our reach.

Our objective

Jijenge's  primary  objective  is  to  organize small  business  owners  and  start-up entrepreneurs  into  groups  of  10  to  30 members  who  are  already  engaged  in table banking or merry-go-round systems.

We  provide  training  and  extend  small loans  to  these  groups,  while  ensuring ongoing  follow-up  to  maintain compliance.

Our strategy

Jijenge aims to promote collective fund pooling through facilitation and knowledge empowerment.

By bringing together like-minded individuals with a shared financial support  goal,  members  contribute  to  a  loan  guarantee  fund.

Jijenge  partners  with these groups, providing funding that can be loaned to individuals as working capital or invested in group enterprise projects.

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