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Steve Makuchete joins Letshego Holdings Namibia as Head of Channels and Payments

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Steve Makuchete has been appointed as the Head of Channels and Payments at Letshego Holdings Namibia.

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With over 14 years of experience in the IT industry and seven years in the banking sector, Makuchete will lead the development and implementation of Letshego’s channels and payments strategy, focused on enhancing the digital banking experience for its customers across Namibia.

“I am excited to join Letshego Namibia and apply my experience in digital transformation to further elevate our banking services,” said Makuchete.

“My goal is to leverage digital solutions to make banking more accessible and convenient for our customers while streamlining our internal processes.”

Makuchete, who has extensive expertise in digital transformation, IT consultancy, and business analysis, holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems and a postgraduate degree in Information Systems Audit from the Namibian University of Science and Technology.

“As the new Head of Channels and Payments, Makuchete aims to strengthen Letshego’s core banking systems, enhance customer experiences, and contribute to greater operational efficiency,” the financial services company said.

Letshego Namibia is a leading financial services provider, offering a range of micro-lending and banking services through its network of 17 branches nationwide.

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