Starting a Chama or an investment group is perhaps the easiest stage, getting members to be committed to the course is another. Things tend to get complicated when issues of finance come into play especially members’ contribution. The Chamas also experience the tedious task of keeping records of members in books, drafting agendas and minutes of the meeting. In all this mess, some records go missing and funds misappropriation emerges. This is what Chamasoft seeks to eradicate. On Techzone tonight, Ronald Owili talks to founder and CEO of the firm that is automating chamas to enhance transparency.
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