NCBA Bank pays medical insurance for over 300 genocide survivors

NCBA Bank Rwanda on Sunday, May 8, joined Kayonza district to take part in the 28th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The Bank also reached out to the genocide survivors living in the district by providing community health insurance to 333 survivors and their families. The initiative is among the Bank’s avenues of connecting with the communities it serves. The event started at Mukarange Memorial Site followed by meeting the community health beneficiary representatives who also took part in the commemoration ceremony at the NCBA Bank Kayonza branch. Officials note down a message of remembrance at the memorial site “We believe that through supporting the distribution of health insurance in the community of Kayonza, it will have a far-reaching impact on the community’s wellness.” noted Diane Mukunde, the Head of Retail Banking at NCBAR. Jean Damascene Harelimana, the Vice Mayor in charge of social affairs in Kayonza district hailed NCBA’s support and asked the beneficiaries not to take it for granted. “I would like to thank NCBA for supporting the Kayonza community in a tangible way,” he stressed. The Bank also reached out to the genocide survivors living in the district by providing community health insurance to 333 survivors and their families. NCBA Bank is the third-largest bank in the region with a presence in five African countries namely Uganda, Tanzania, Ivory Coast, and Rwanda with headquarters in Kenya. Merged from two authorities in the region’s banking industry, NCBA has built a base of more than 65 million customers and 101 branches to support the aspirations of Rwanda and the region. As one of the largest institutions in East Africa and a true market leader in Corporate Banking, Asset Finance, and Digital Banking, the financial institution targets to drive the country’s dreams by inspiring its people to achieve more with their money and thus their lives.

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NCBA Bank pays medical insurance for over 300 genocide survivors