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“We will be there” – Absa pledges

“We will be there” – Absa pledges

… as it inaugurates ultra-modern head office

Published September 28, 20265 min read

Absa Bank has inaugurated its new head office, Absa Place, at 64 Independence Avenue, Ridge-Accra, with Managing Director Dr. Edward Nartey Botchway pledging that the lender will continue to support businesses and households as Ghana’s economic recovery creates room for renewed private-sector growth.

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