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Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association, Itowers, CBD, Gaborone (2026)

17/04/2026

BOSCCA HOSTS ACCOSCA Africa Exchange Program

BOSCCA recently had the honor of hosting yet another ACCOSCA Africa Exchange Program, welcoming a high-level delegation of SACCO leaders from Kenya 🇰🇪,country which is home to some of the most successful SACCOs on the continent.

The delegation included representatives from Africa’s largest SACCO, Mwalimu SACCO,the 3rd largestSACCO:Kenya National Police DT SACCO as well as TAI SACCO.All renowned for their excellence in the financial cooperatives sector.

This landmark collaboration between BOSCCA and its Continental association,African Confederation Of Cooperative Savings and Credit Associations, reflects our shared commitment to strengthening regional partnerships, promoting knowledge exchange and exposing our members to global best practices.By hosting this program BOSCCA presented a great opportunity for its members to learn from some of the most well-managed and impactful SACCOs as we continue to grow and transform the Botswana SACCO movement.

As part of the program, BOSCCA proudly led the delegation on visits to our top three affiliate SACCOs by membership:
1. Dikwata SACCO
2. Botswana Public Officers SACCO
3. Thuto SACCO

These engagements created a platform for meaningful exchange, innovation sharing and benchmarking excellence.

The delegation also experienced Botswana’s governance processes firsthand with a visit to the Botswana Parliament Chambers, where they observed live parliamentary proceedings and discussions on recently passed bills. This was complemented by a courtesy meeting with the ACCOSCA Chairperson in Botswana, further strengthening ties at both institutional and leadership levels.

BOSCCA, together with ACCOSCA, remains steadfast in championing financial inclusion and economic empowerment through SACCOs. This exchange program is yet another step toward building a stronger, more resilient cooperative movement across Africa.

31/03/2026

Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association (BOSCCA) continues to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to strengthening the SACCO sector through capacity building and skills development.

BOSCCA recently conducted capacity-building training for Botswana Teachers SACCOs employees, who are responsible for member service delivery,focusing on enhancing member service excellence and experience.

The training emphasized the importance of delivering responsive, member-centered financial services that build trust, address members economic needs and create long-term loyalty among SACCO members.

BOSCCA remains dedicated to ensuring that SACCOs in Botswana are resilient and relevant financial institutions in an evolving economic landscape,sustainably serving Batswana and ensuring that addressing member needs remain at the heart of every interaction.

26/03/2026

BOSCCA-BOTSWANA SACCOS LEADERSHIP TRAINING

BOSCCA hosted an engaging and impactful 2-day SACCOs Leadership Training, bringing together SACCO Boards, Supervisory Committees, Credit Committees and Management teams from over 13 BOSCCA affiliate SACCOs, with a total of more than 50 participants.

The training provided a valuable platform for leaders to strengthen their capacity and exchange insights on key areas critical to SACCO success. Focus areas included corporate governance, effective implementation of strategic plans and performance management,all aimed at building high-performing teams and driving SACCOs sustainable growth.

Participants gained practical tools to enhance accountability, strengthen oversight and improve strategic ex*****on within their institutions.

BOSCCA remains committed to promoting quality SACCO governance and empowering SACCO leaders to build resilient, transparent and member-focused institutions.

17/03/2026

Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association joined the Bank of Botswana SACCOs, a SACCO serving employees of the Botswana Reserve Bank,both active and retired members,as it held its Annual General Meeting, in Gaborone at the Bank of Botswana Headquarters,with the BOSCCA CEO,Mrs Kefilwe Masalila (ADE, AADE, CUDE), serving as the Guest Speaker.

The AGM was held under the theme “Prosperity in Savings Through Inclusive SACCOS – Celebrating Milestones, Building the Future,” bringing together members to reflect on their SACCO’s progress and shape the future of the cooperative.

We extend our sincere congratulations to Bank of Botswana SACCOs for reaching an outstanding milestone — over 31 years of operation since 1994. This achievement reflects strong leadership, committed membership and the enduring value of the SACCOs model in advancing financial wellbeing and shared prosperity. BOB SACCOs continues to stand as a testament to what members can build when they take collective responsibility for their financial wellbeing.

In her address, BOSCCA CEO placed strong emphasis on the future of the SACCO movement,particularly the critical role of youth participation. She highlighted that while many SACCOs are successfully attracting young members, there remains a gap in their involvement in leadership and governance. For the cooperative movement to remain sustainable and relevant, young people must not only join SACCOS, but actively participate, contribute ideas and take up leadership roles.

She further stressed the importance of diversity within boards, calling for intentional inclusion of young professionals. As well as extension of common bonds to include others like the family members of the SACCO members.She encouraged the SACCO to ensure member education and training on the SACCO philosophy becomes one of its key priorities.

BOSCCA remains committed to developing and strengthening the SACCO sector in Botswana. Through advocacy, training and technical assistance,Our focus remains on building modern, resilient and inclusive cooperatives,with strong governance and empowered membership at the core.

We continue to work closely with stakeholders and regulators to create an enabling environment for SACCOs to thrive in Botswana.

Once again, congratulations to Bank of Botswana SACCOs on 31 remarkable years of service. BOSCCA is proud to walk this journey with you as we continue building a stronger, more inclusive SACCO movement for Botswana.

13/03/2026

BOSCCA AT THE 9TH SOCAAT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR HOSTED BY BOTSWANA PARLIAMENT.

The Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association participated in the 9th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Africa Region Clerks-at-the-Table (SoCATT) Professional Development Seminar hosted by the Botswana Parliament held in Gaborone,Botswana.

The seminar, officially opened by the Speaker of the Botswana National Assembly, Hon. Dithapelo L. Keorapetse, MP,held under the theme “Parliaments and Public Finance Management: Fostering Transparency and Accountability.”

It brought together Clerks of Parliaments and parliamentary officials from across Africa,in attendance was Namibia, South Africa,Zambia,Lesotho,Malawi, Seychelles,Kenya,Tanzania,Ghana,The Gambia,Sierra Leone,Nigeria amongst other officials,to exchange experiences and strengthen parliamentary oversight, governance and accountability.

Amongst the speakers at the seminar was the BOSCCA CEO Mrs Kefilwe Masalila(ADE,AADE,CUDE) who is also Certified Financial Coach from ACCOSCA Academy,who facilitated a session on “Planning and Building a Healthy Post-Retirement Lifestyle.”

During the session, Mrs. Masalila engaged participants from different African countries on practical strategies to prepare for a financially healthy and purposeful retirement,emphasizing the importance of early financial planning, disciplined saving and long-term financial wellbeing while encouraging participants to leverage the SACCO business model in their respective countries as a sustainable pathway for retirement preparedness and financial inclusion.

BOSCCA remains committed to advancing the SACCO business model and fostering collaboration to empower individuals and communities to build secure financial futures.

24/02/2026

Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association joined key stakeholders at the Botswana MSME Funding and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Forum,hosted by the Ministry of Finance,bringing together key stakeholders to engage on practical solutions to improve MSME access to finance.

Amongst the key leaders present at the forum was the Vice-President and Minister of Finance His Honour Ndaba N Gaolathe,Minister of Trade and Entrepreneurship Honorable Ntsima and the Minister of Youth and Gender affairs Honourable Chombo.

The BOSCCA Chief Executive Officer Mrs Kefilwe Masalila(ADE,AADE,CUDE) participated in a panel discussion alongside commercial banks under the theme”Unlocking MSME Access to Financing in Botswana-The Role of Commercial Banks and SACCOs.”

The discussion highlighted the unique position of SACCOs as grassroots,member owned institutions that are well placed to support MSMEs and the informal sector through a relationship based and inclusive financing model,stressing more on the financial literacy and capacity building nature of SACCOs for it’s members financial wellbeing.

Globally SACCOs/Credit Unions have demonstrated a proven ability to support MSMEs sustainably,particularly those that are often excluded from traditional financing channels.

BOSCCA reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the role of SACCOs in Botswana’s MSME funding ecosystem,promoting Financial inclusion,self reliance and community driven economic development.

BOSCCA remains commitment to collaborating with Government and key stakeholders to advance inclusive and sustainable financing solutions through SACCOs across Botswana.

21/02/2026

BOSCCA JOINS THUTO SACCO IN CELEBRATION 20 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE

Today,Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association proudly joined one of its affiliate members ThutoSaccos,its leadership and members in Gaborone to celebrate a truly momentous milestone — 20 years of member service, growth and impact!!

Over the past two decades, Thuto SACCOs has risen to become one of the fastest-growing SACCOs in Botswana, a testament to visionary leadership and an unwavering commitment to members’ needs. Today’s celebrations brought Thuto SACCOs members together through inter-member games, powerfully reinforcing wellness, unity and the belief that healthy members build stronger cooperatives.

BOSCCA represented by its Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Kefilwe Masalila (ADE, AADE, CUDE), expressed gratitude and encouraged Thuto SACCOs members to continue the SACCOs legacy and ensure they continue to make expand the SACCO’s reach to serve more Batswana and their families. Present also was the BOSCCA Board Chairperson who also serves as Thuto SACCOs Chairperson Mrs Karabo Morule-Segobye (ADE, AADE).Their presence underscored the strength of collaboration within the cooperative movement and the shared vision for sustainable member empowerment.

We particularly commend Thuto SACCOs for their innovative and impactful initiatives,including grants support extended to members’ to fund their business ideas and start-ups and consistently reinforcing the SACCO’s commitment to financing members’ needs especially in entrepreneurial ventures. These efforts exemplify the cooperative spirit-enabling livelihoods, unlocking potential and building resilient communities.

Congratulations to Thuto SACCOs on 20 remarkable years👏🏾🇧🇼

10/02/2026

BOTSWANA 2026/2027 BUDGET SPEECH

Yesterday, Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association joined fellow stakeholders at the Botswana Parliament Chamber for the presentation of the 2026/2027 National Budget Speech by the Minister of Finance and Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, His Honour Ndaba Nkosinathi Gaolatlhe.

The budget was delivered against a backdrop of tightening fiscal space and economic pressures,challenges that are felt most acutely by households, communities and small businesses.

BOSCCA reaffirms that SACCOs remain trusted partners in inclusive economic growth,standing ready to support marginalized groups, including youth, rural communities and SMEs,through affordable, relevant and people-centered financial solutions.

As highlighted in the budget outlook, strengthening resilience, productivity and inclusion is key to Botswana’s recovery and long-term growth. SACCOs play a strategic role in this journey by mobilizing savings, extending responsible credit and building financial resilience at grassroots level.

BOSCCA remains committed to promoting financial inclusion by strengthening SACCOs in Botswana through technical assistance, capacity building, training, advocacy and financial coaching, ensuring the financial wellbeing of members across the country remains a priority.

Together, we stand ready to partner with Government and stakeholders to build a resilient, inclusive and empowered Botswana🇧🇼

28/01/2026

BOSCCA CELEBRATES THE JANUARY 2026 DEVELOPMENT EDUCATORS(DE)GRADUATES🌍🎓

As we wrap up January 2026, the Botswana Savings and Credit Cooperative Association (BOSCCA),proudly celebrates an outstanding milestone for Botswana and the global SACCO movement.

Botswana joined the global SACCO family from Africa, Europe and the USA in Kilifi, Kenya, marking a powerful moment of learning, collaboration and global SACCOs solidarity.

🇧🇼 We proudly congratulate Lt Col Lecha (ADE, AADE) CEO of Dikwata SACCO,who successfully graduated from the prestigious 5th class of Advanced African Development Educator (AADE)programme,class of January 2026. This achievement positions Botswana with a current national total of four (4) AADE graduates, strengthening our national capacity to lead SACCO development at the highest global level.

The Advanced African Development Educator (AADE)qualification represents the pinnacle of SACCO development leadership,It equips senior cooperative leaders with advanced strategic thinking and policy development skills and projects to drive systemic and sustainable transformation and influencing cooperative development at national, regional and global levels,aligning SACCOS business model with Sustainable development goals.

AADE graduates are not just development educators — they are change architects and SACCOs movement builders.

Following this milestone was the intensive Africa Development Educator (ADE) program-27th Class of January 2026 programme, where BOSCCA 🇧🇼stood proudly represented among over 12 participating countries:

We congratulate ADE graduates of class January 2026 from our affiliate members and the Botswana SACCOs regulator:

1. Bank of Botswana
2. Babereki SACCOs
3. Dikwata SACCOs
4. Maitlamo SACCO
5.Jwaneng SACCO

A great achievement for Botswana SACCOs 🇧🇼with a total addition of 10 new ADEs👏🏾

The Africa Development Educator (ADE) qualification is a transformative programme designed to build practical, values-driven SACCO educators who are equipped to translate knowledge into action,driving real impact within communities, institutions and economies.

🌍 Together, these graduates now officially join the Global SACCOs Development Educators family,ready to impact our communities, our country and our continent using SACCOs as a tool for inclusive and sustainable development.

🎉 Congratulations to the ADE & AADE Class of January 2026!!

Thank you for trusting the process, embracing excellence and carrying the vision of cooperative transformation forward.

26/01/2026

BOSCCA PARTICIPATES IN THE STAKEHOLDERS BUDGET PITSO

BOSCCA today joined other key stakeholders invited by the Ministry of Finance to participate in the 2026/2027 General Stakeholder Budget Pitso,convened by the Ministry of Finance as part of a consultation process to promote inclusiveness,transparency and ownership of the National budget preparation.

Addressing stakeholders in Gaborone, His Honour Mr Ndaba Nkosinathi Gaolathe, Vice President of the Republic of Botswana and Minister of Finance, emphasized that the Budget Strategy Paper remains central to transparency and participatory governance, providing citizens and stakeholders with a meaningful platform to influence national development priorities.

He highlighted the need for Botswana to transition from an economic model heavily reliant on diamonds and government-led activity, underscoring the Botswana Economic Transformation Programme as a key driver for projects, investments and job creation. True to the spirit of the Pitso, the session prioritised engagement, with robust questions and proposals from stakeholders aimed at revitalising the economy.

Notably, the Vice President commended BOSCCA for its continued work in empowering members through cooperatives model and building capacity,recognising our role in strengthening SACCOs and contributing to a resilient, inclusive financial sector.

BOSCCA remains committed to advocating for policies that support cooperative growth and sustainable economic transformation.

20/01/2026

BOSCCA ENGAGEMENT WITH THE NEWLY APPOINTED BOARD OF MATLOTLO SACCOS.

The Chief Executive Officer of BOSCCA Mrs Kefilwe Masalila(ADE, AADE, CUDE),engaged with the newly appointed Board of MATLOTLO SACCOs,which is led by the Board Chairperson Mr Lekgetho,a SACCO serving employees of the Ministry of Finance and an affiliate member of BOSCCA.

The engagement underscored the importance of Strong corporate governance in ensuring sustainability,accountability and Member trust.Further emphasizing the impact of the global SACCO cooperative structure,the onion structure which enables shared learning, advocacy and access to best practices that drive SACCO growth and development.

As a national association, BOSCCA continues to support the growth and resilience of SACCOs across Botswana,championing best practices, advocacy,capacity building and partnerships that advance financial inclusion and strengthen the cooperative movement nationwide.

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