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First Capital Bank donates to breast cancer

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First Capital Bank donates PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

In a bid to fight breast cancer, First Capital Bank Botswana donated a whopping P335 000 to its partners; Journey of Hope Botswana, Medlane Healthcare and Village Imaging in a nationwide breast cancer-screening programme.

Addressing a gathering, First Capital Bank head of marketing and communications, Dr Hajra Mahomed-Tajbhai said it was important to recognise those battling with breast cancer across Botswana in this Cancer Awareness Month.

“We are proud to have partnered with the two medical partners, Medlane Healthcare and Village Imaging, who are the first in the country to have Mobile Mammography Units.

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First Capital Bank donates to breast cancer

In a bid to fight breast cancer, First Capital Bank Botswana donated a whopping P335 000 to its partners; Journey of Hope Botswana, Medlane Healthcare and Village Imaging in a nationwide breast cancer-screening programme.