Hekima Self Help Group is a community support outfit registered in Kenya with Limited liability. It was founded in 1999 and is headed by Mrs. Mary Sobayane

Dozens of enterprising Kenyans have benefited from the shared financial support offered by the Group. The self-help outfit operates by grouping individuals (mostly farm produce traders) and issuing out loans with little or no collateral other than members’ guarantee, and is such able to assist lower income individuals’ secure crucial credit.
The group’s client base currently includes (but is not limited to): farm produce traders (located in urban market centers such as Marikiti, Uhuru and Gikomba); basket and weaving traders; tailoring and fish traders.

All these categories also involve regional import and export.

Emerging Africa Capital (EmAC) is a leading investments and financial advisory firm. It is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya and operates a representative office in Uganda.

The equity research firm, which manages an investment portfolio of over USD 5.6million, boasts of strong alliances with world-renowned offshore investment firms such as the Franklin Templeton (Emerging Markets) Fund.

Its resolute commitment to quality research essentially ensures that Ubuntu Group will be able to access innovative information on high yielding offshore investments throughout the continent.

Afrosoft Limited is a budding Kenyan internet company that manages an online shopping and trading website (www.a-soko.com) in which people and businesses can buy and sell goods and services.

The young firm creates an enabling online environment through which Kenyans; both at home and in the diaspora can buy goods and have the comfort of delivery to any part of the country.

Afrosoft Limited is currently managed by Walter Ombiro and John Bwakali.