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Letshego appoints Christoffer Chipeio as Independent Non-Executive Director

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Letshego Holdings Namibia Limited (LHN) has appointed Christoffer Chipeio as an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 4 February 2026, in accordance with Rule 3.59 of the Namibian Securities Exchange (NSX) Listing Requirements.

The company said Chipeio is an experienced Namibian legal practitioner with extensive expertise in compliance, legal advisory, corporate governance and regulatory matters. He brings more than a decade of experience gained through senior and executive roles across the financial services and corporate sectors.

According to the company, his professional background spans both the banking industry and legal practice, providing a broad understanding of governance, risk management and regulatory frameworks.

“The Board of LHN welcomes Mr Chipeio and looks forward to his valuable contribution to the company,” Letshego Holdings Namibia said.

Letshego Holdings Namibia focuses on providing financially inclusive solutions to underserved mass market individuals across both the public and private sectors. The company also supports micro and small entrepreneurs through its deduction-at-source model and other access channels.

Letshego Bank Namibia currently operates a network of 17 branches nationwide, six of which offer fully fledged banking services.

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