Who We Are
Kiganga IC is a private investment club operating on the principles of integrity, good governance, and transparency. Our membership comprises individuals from the Kiganga clan and the Kabututwa family, drawn from a range of professions and backgrounds, sharing a common goal of pooling resources and expertise to make financially sound investments, both in the short and long run.
The club is based in Nambo, Waliko, Iwemba, Bugiri District, in the Busoga region, and draws its membership primarily from people connected to this area, either by residence, family origin, or close association with existing members. While members differ in profession, income level, and financial experience, all are bound by the same membership obligations: regular savings contributions, adherence to the club's code of conduct, and participation in the collective decision making processes that guide how funds are invested and loaned.
Kiganga IC is structured with defined leadership roles responsible for membership administration, financial record keeping, and oversight of investment and lending decisions. This structure is intended to ensure that, as the club grows, it continues to operate with the same discipline and accountability that exist in any well run financial institution, while remaining rooted in the family and clan relationships that gave rise to it.
What is Kiganga IC?
Kiganga IC is a private investment club of entrepreneurial savers and investors, founded by and for members of the Kiganga clan and the Kabututwa family in Bugiri District, Uganda. The club pools members' savings and channels them into income generating investments, including unit trusts, while also providing fairly priced loans to members for business growth and other productive purposes.
Kiganga IC was founded by Mr. Calvin Simon Waibale, who established the club to give members a structured, disciplined, and transparent way to build financial security together rather than separately. Unlike a typical commercial bank or investment firm, Kiganga IC operates as a closely held club whose membership, governance, and benefits are tied directly to family and clan relationships, while still applying sound financial principles to how funds are managed, invested, and lent.
In short, Kiganga IC functions as a hybrid between a savings group, an investment club, and a SACCO style lender, all organised around the shared identity and trust of the Kiganga clan and Kabututwa family.
