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Kigali’s mayor with cell executive secretaries, 3 April 2024

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City of Kigali · 03.04.2024
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Frequently asked questions

How do I become a member?

Prepare questions and possible documents, then confirm requirements with an authorised staff member.

How do I ask about a loan?

Start with purpose, affordability and total cost. The calculator is estimate-only.

Can I use USSD?

Use only a verified code. Never enter a PIN on this site or follow a code from an untrusted message.

Where can I find a branch?

Addresses and opening hours will be published here after management verification.

Where can I find service charges?

Ask the SACCO for its latest tariff sheet. Confirm interest, service fees and other charges, then read the terms before signing.

Is my message sent automatically?

No. The tool saves a draft only on this device. Download a copy, review it and send it to the SACCO through a verified channel.

What if I receive a suspicious message?

Do not share a PIN, OTP or password. Do not open the link. Keep the message and contact the SACCO through a trusted address.

How should I prepare for a branch visit?

Write down the service you need and your questions. Confirm the address, opening hours and documents to bring before travelling.

Prepare your question

Do not include a PIN, OTP, password, account number or ID.

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BRANCHES IN KICUKIRO

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Browse all ten sectors, their previously listed SACCO names and source records. Search by name or select your sector.

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FOLLOW YOUR CONCERN THROUGH

Turn a concern into a clear next step.

If a transaction is unclear, a charge is disputed or a service goes wrong, prepare the details that explain your concern.

  1. Record what happened

    Note the date, service, amount if relevant, receipt and outcome you want. Remove unnecessary sensitive information.

  2. Use the responsible contact

    Use a verified ISONGA branch or contact route. Ask for acknowledgment and a date to follow up.

  3. Keep a record of the follow-up

    Keep the reference you receive, dates and responses. If unresolved, ask for the next escalation route.

Prepare what to say

This website’s tool saves a message draft only on this device. To lodge a concern, send it through a verified ISONGA channel.

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