The Cooperative Alliance of Kenya (CAK) has urged young Kenyans to embrace the co-operative movement and cultivate a savings culture, warning that the long-term sustainability of one of the country’s most successful economic sectors depends on greater youth participation. Speaking ahead of the national Ushirika Day celebrations scheduled for Saturday, July 4, 2026, at Uhuru…
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