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Letshego opens first deposit-taking branch in Oshakati

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Letshego Holdings Namibia has opened its first deposit-taking branch in Oshakati, marking a significant milestone in the financial institution’s strategy to expand access to banking services across the country.

The newly launched branch offers a full suite of banking and microfinance services, aimed at empowering individuals, entrepreneurs, and small businesses through improved access to financial tools.

“This branch is more than just bricks and mortar — it’s a gateway to opportunity. It represents Letshego’s purpose: to improve lives by extending financial access to every corner of our country, especially underserved regions,” Letshego Holdings Namibia Chief Executive Officer Dr Ester Kali said.

She highlighted the launch as part of Letshego’s broader, long-term strategy to diversify its financial offerings and reach more Namibians, particularly in remote and previously underserved areas.

“The Oshakati branch is fully operational and ready to serve customers from all walks of life with various services, including transactional accounts, savings and investments, home loans, personal loans, and microfinance solutions tailored to support individuals and small businesses to enhance their livelihoods,” Kali said.

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