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Bank Gaborone opens 11th branch

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January 17, 2021
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Bank Gaborone, a member of the Capricorn Group, has opened a branch in Mahalapye, as of October 17, 2018, to meet the needs of their customers in the area.  This increases the bank’s branches across the country to 11.

Speaking on plans to expand their footprint, Bank Gaborone’s Marketing and Corporate Communications Manager, Sandra Mokobi, said, “As enablers of positive change, Bank Gaborone strives to be present where our customers’ needs arise.  We recently opened a branch in Kasane and now, with the opening of the Mahalapye branch, we are excited to be of service to more people.”  The new branch has two ATMS and has taken on a new form of interior design and branding which is customer centric. This is on the heels of the banks recent brand refresh which is meant to align its look and feel to its holding company Capricorn Group.

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 “Bank Gaborone now has branches in major towns along the A1 and we are very thrilled about the Mahalapye Branch as the town of Mahalapye lies on the Tropic of Capricorn, our Group brand inspiration. We look forward to welcoming everyone and living out our values and vision with our most important stakeholders, our people,” said Frans Viljoen, Mahalapye Branch Manager.

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