Kanye�s State-Of-The-Art FNB Branch Launches

Monday, August 22, 2016

Kgosi Malope II officialy opening the FNB Kanye Branch.PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The First National Bank (FNB) Kanye has officially launched a new and mordenised branch in Kanye Mmasekou mall on Saturday. The unveiling was attended by the village’s dignitaries led by the former President Ketumile Masire, Bangwaketse Kgosi-Kgolo Malope II, the Minister of Agriculture Patrick Ralotsia and others.

The FNB Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Steven Bogatsu said the event marked an important day for the bank and the Kanye community. “Some of you might recall that Kanye branch is one of the oldest branches we have in the country.

It was opened in 1992 and has been an anchor of banking needs for Kanye and neighbouring villages. Now 24 years later, we are humbled to still have the trust, support, and loyalty of our customers in Kanye,” he said.

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