Bank Gaborone Pledges P200m For CEEP

Khalala Mokefane PIC: LESEDI MKHUTSWA
Khalala Mokefane PIC: LESEDI MKHUTSWA

FRANCISTOWN: Bank Gaborone head of wholesale banking, Khalala Mokefane has revealed that the bank has pledged P200 million for Debswana’s Citizen Economic Empowerment Policy (CEEP) programme.

Debswana CEEP is a programme that aims to capacitate citizen companies to participate in the Debswana supply chain. Mokefane revealed this recently when he addressed attendants at the launch of Bank Gaborone and Debswana’s partnership for the Diamond companies CEEP programme held at Cresta Thapama Hotel.

When addressing attendants during the CEEP programme launch, Mokefane said that their bank has pledged P200 million, which will be used for this financial year and will continue to provide funds as long as opportunities arise.

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