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Indian Businessmen Inject Shs15m into Kabale SACCO to Boost Community Livelihoods

Obed Kankiriho
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Obed Kankiriho
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Two Indian businessmen, Bharat and Ranjet Thibovani, have donated Shs15 Million to Greater Kabale Community SACCO Limited to support economic empowerment initiatives among members in Kabale and Rubanda district.

The donation was handed over on Friday at the SACCO headquarters in Kabale Municipality, opposite Little Liz Hotel. According to SACCO chairman and founder who doubles as the Ndorwa West county Member of Parliament NRM Flag bearer, Honorable Eliab Naturinda Mporera, Shs10 million of the funds will go to the Kacerere branch, while Shs 5 million will remain at the main office in Kabale town.

Speaking at the ceremony, Bharat said the support is intended to strengthen the saving culture among residents and provide affordable loans to the community. He pledged continued collaboration with Honorable Naturinda to improve living standards in Kabale, particularly in Ndorwa West county.

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Mporera welcomed the contribution, noting that the duo had previously donated Shs20 million and 50 desks to St. Jude Primary School in Kitumba Sub County.

He described the latest support as a timely boost to the SACCO’s efforts in fostering economic growth.

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“This is the kind of leadership I believe in, delivering tangible benefits to our people. I am optimistic this donation will uplift the lives of Kabale residents,” Naturinda said.

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The Greater Kabale Community SACCO serves thousands of members across Kabale District, offering financial services aimed at promoting savings, credit access, and local development.

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