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Ester Kali named CEO of the year as Letshego scoops three global awards

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Namibian business leader Dr Ester Kali has been named Banking CEO of the Year – Namibia 2024 at the Global Banking & Finance Awards, with Letshego Holdings Namibia securing two additional honours at the international event.

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Dr Kali, who serves as Chief Executive Officer of Letshego Holdings Namibia, was recognised for her exceptional leadership and strategic vision, which have driven the company’s growth and innovation.

In addition to Dr Kali’s individual accolade, Letshego was awarded Best Social Bond – Namibia 2024 for its groundbreaking N$260 million social bond, which is being used to finance productive lending aimed at stimulating economic activity and improving social welfare.

 “This award is a testament to our commitment to addressing social challenges through innovative financial solutions,” the company said.

The company also received the title of Best Micro Finance Bank – Namibia 2024, a reflection of its ongoing efforts to provide accessible financial services to underserved and underbanked communities.

Through its microfinance offerings, Letshego continues to support financial inclusion and the growth of micro and small enterprises across the country.

“The accolades received at the 2024 Global Banking & Finance Awards are a testament to Letshego Holdings Namibia’s excellence in leadership, innovation, and community impact. Letshego continues to set new standards in the financial services sector, driving positive change and fostering economic growth across Namibia,” the company said.

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