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First Capital Bank injects P700k into Bamalete Hospital

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First Capital Bank has entered into a P700,000 partnership with Bamalete Lutheran Hospital (BLH) over two years, aimed at strengthening the hospital’s capacity to serve the Ramotswa and wider south-east population.

The event was graced by dignitaries, including Balete Kgosikgolo Mosadi Seboko and Bamalete legislator Boniface Mabeo, who joined stakeholders, hospital leadership and First Capital Bank executives to witness what many described as a 'pivotal investment' in Botswana’s healthcare sector.

Speaking at the event, Acting CEO of First Capital Bank, Lebogang Seleke, highlighted the significance of the occasion and the bank’s long-standing commitment to uplifting local communities. "Today's ceremony marks a significant milestone for us as a bank. Healthcare is the backbone of any thriving society, and when communities are healthy, productivity increases," Seleke revealed.

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