Rooted in Community, Powered by Women: The Spirit of Maasai Kajiado Women Dairy Cooperative

In the heart of Kajiado County, where tradition meets transformation, the Maasai Kajiado Women Dairy Cooperative Society (MKWDC) stands as a living example of what women can achieve when they unite with purpose. More than just a business, MKWDC is a cooperative — a people-driven movement built on trust, equity, and shared goals.

At its core, MKWDC is about empowerment. Founded and run by resilient Maasai women, the cooperative brings together dairy farmers, poultry keepers, and honey producers to form a powerful network of producers. These women are not only feeding their families and communities, they are building a sustainable future — one litre of milk, one basket of eggs, one jar of honey at a time.

As a cooperative, MKWDC believes in ownership and participation. Every member has a voice. Every woman is a shareholder, a decision-maker, and a beneficiary. The cooperative structure ensures that profits go back to the people, supporting homes, education, and local economies. It’s a circular system of growth where success is measured not just in sales but in impact.

The power of MKWDC lies in its unity. From collection points in rural villages to modern processing of yoghurt and fresh milk, the cooperative has created a value chain that benefits everyone involved. It connects rural producers to wider markets while promoting fair trade and community development.

In an age where rural women are often excluded from economic opportunity, MKWDC is flipping the script. Here, women lead. Here, women own. And here, women rise — together.

Whether you’re a supporter, customer, or fellow cooperative, Maasai Kajiado welcomes you into its story of hope, strength, and transformation. Because when women come together, communities change — and the future gets brighter for all.