Director

Mr. Benson M. Mwirigi

Mr. Benson Mbae is the Chair of the Audit Board Committee of Afya SACCO Society Limited, where he plays a key role in overseeing the SACCO’s financial reporting processes, internal audit functions, regulatory compliance, and risk management framework.

He holds an MBA in Human Resource Management (UON), a Bachelor’s Degree in Education (UON), a Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management and a Senior Management Course (KSG). He is a certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP-K), a certified Internal Auditor (KEBS), a Certified Professional Mediator (CPM) and a member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM).

Mr. Mbae has 14years experience in Administration and Human Resource Management. His governance expertise is well demonstrated through his board service as a Board Member of the KMTC Pension Scheme for six years, where he provided oversight on pension administration and investment strategies.

His career reflects a deep commitment to empowering individuals, building resilient institutions, and advancing cooperative values. He continues to contribute his expertise to Afya SACCO with the vision of ensuring financial security and prosperity for all members.

Director

M/s Beth W. Wanjohi

M/s Beth Njaramba is the Secretary of the Audit and Risk Board Committee and a Member of the Marketing and Business Development Board committee of Afya SACCO Society Limited where she is responsible for driving growth, innovation and sustainability by overseeing product development, member recruitment and strategic partnerships.

She holds a Diploma in Medical Engineering and is an active member of professional associations including AMEK and JEPAK. She is internationally accredited by NSF as a Biological Safety Cabinets (BSCs) field certifier and has been trained as a Trainer of Trainers (TOT) in laboratory equipment management, HIV/AIDS programs, and equipment calibration. She has mentored biomedical engineers and laboratory professionals both locally and internationally, strengthening capacity in equipment management and safety standards.

She brings over 33 years of distinguished service in biomedical engineering, having worked extensively with the Ministry of Health (MOH) where she heads the Biomedical Engineering Department. In this role, she has coordinated national and county-level activities and acted as a key liaison with international and local stakeholders including CDC, AMREF, CHAK, LVCT, APHL, CHS, and CIHEB, supporting the MOH in equipment management and calibration.

Currently, she serves as Manager of the Biomedical Engineering Unit at the National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL), overseeing service, repair, and calibration of laboratory equipment and plants. Her previous leadership includes serving as Technical Manager at the Calibration Center of Excellence (COE).

M/s Njaramba’s expertise in risk management, governance, and technical operations, combined with her long-standing leadership in biomedical engineering, makes her a valuable contributor to the SACCO’s oversight, accountability, and strategic growth.

Director

M/s. Jacquiline E. Anyango

Jacqueline Emmah Anyango is the Chair of the Credit Committee of Afya SACCO Society Limited, where she provides strategic leadership in credit policy oversight, risk management, and portfolio growth, ensuring Sacco’s lending practices remain compliant, sustainable, and member focused.

She holds diploma in Business Administration, Strategic Planning, and Supply Chain Management, currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in public relations. She is a member of the Kenya Institute of Supplies Management (KISM) and is recognized for her commitment to ethical leadership, stakeholder engagement, and the integration of sustainable finance principles

As a seasoned professional in business administration and supply chain management, Ms. Anyango combines academic knowledge with practical expertise in operations, financial analysis, and institutional governance. Her professional role as a Supply Chain Management and Administrative Officer further strengthens her ability to align organizational processes with strategic objectives.

Through her role as Chair of the Credit Committee, Ms. Anyango plays a pivotal part in guiding credit policy, managing non-performing loans, and advancing digital credit systems to enhance transparency and efficiency.