ABSA SUPPORTS STRONG SAVINGS CULTURE
As part of its commitment to promoting and encouraging a strong savings
culture in Botswana, Absa Bank Botswana rolled out a savings campaign. This week the bank announced the winners of the first quarterly draw of its captivating save-and-win campaign. Dubbed Win-a-Moraka, the campaign is aimed at enhancing savings culture by encouraging customers to save up to P2500 or more in their savings account or current account. Moreover, customers must maintain the balance for three months and stand a chance to win livestock.
The Bank has announced the first quarterly two winners of the campaign, Kelebogile Pheto and Thomas Mathe, who each walked away with 5 goats. The quarterly winners also stand a chance to win the grand prize of a bull and five cows.
“Customers remain at the core of our operations, and we remain committed to looking for innovative, relevant, and purposeful ways to support them. As a bank, we are grounded on our ambition to help them find ways to get things done. As a corporate entity, we understand that saving money is an essential aspect of wealth creation. We remain committed to playing an active role in the communities in which we operate and seek ways to improve people’s lives. We are excited to have the opportunity to give back to our customers through a platform that encourages our communities to save, create wealth and protect futures.,” said Keabetswe Pheko-Moshagane, Managing Director, Absa Bank Botswana.
Absa Bank Botswana is dedicated to identifying local solutions for locally specific challenges and everything the bank does is aimed at generating value. The 12 months campaign which began on 1 September 2022 ending on 31 August 2023 will see 14 lucky customers emerge as winners. To participate, prospective customers, need to save P2500 or more in their savings or current account, maintain it for at least three months and stand a chance to win quarterly prizes of 5 goats with the grand prize being a bull and 5 cows
“As Absa Bank Botswana, we are inspired by the people we serve. The Bank is aware of the crucial role it plays as a financier and stakeholder in fostering sustainable economic growth among its clients, consumers, society, and the economies in which it operates. We remain committed to giving back to our customers and helping them find ways to get things done,” concluded Pheko-Moshagane.