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Stanbic commits P2.25m to CEEP

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Stanbic Bank Botswana has partnered with the Botswana Chamber of Mines (BCM) to support the Citizen Economic Empowerment Programme (CEEP) with P2.25 million over three years.

In a statement, the bank noted that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the BCM to help drive sustainable economic growth and development.

The partnership has a particular focus on advancing the economic pillar through value chain development, which will see a merging of Access to Mentorship, Access to Funding and Support. Stanbic CEO,

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