Co-op Bank Opens Branch in Isibania at Kenya-Tanzania Border

The Co-operative Bank of Kenya has extended its footprint with the opening of a new branch in Isibania, located at the Kenya-Tanzania border.

The new facility is designed to provide fast and convenient banking services to local residents, cross-border traders, and travelers in the region.

The bank made the announcement through its social media channels, highlighting the significance of the new branch.

“Karibu sana Isibania! We’re thrilled to open our new branch right at the Kenya-TZ border! Whether you’re crossing the border or simply in the area, stop by for fast and convenient banking services — right where you need it,” the bank stated.

The official opening ceremony was graced by several key figures from the bank and the local community.

Among the attendees were Regional Manager Paul Chianda, Branch Manager Samuel Angelo, Bank Delegate Mr. Maroa Nyamatiko, Isibania Ward MCA Hon. Pius Ichobwe, and the Head of Branch Banking Mr. Peter Kirugu.

The event marked a significant milestone in the bank’s efforts to enhance financial services at strategic locations across the country.

“Celebrating a new milestone at the border! From Left to Right: Regional Manager Paul Chianda, Branch Manager Samuel Angelo, Bank Delegate Mr. Maroa Nyamatiko, MCA Isibania Ward Hon. Pius Ichobwe, and Head Branch Banking Mr. Peter Kirugu, marking the grand opening of our Isibania Branch!” the bank stated.

The new Isibania branch is expected to significantly boost financial transactions and facilitate cross-border trade, offering crucial support to both the local community and the broader East African business ecosystem.

This expansion is part of the Co-operative Bank’s broader strategy to improve access to banking services in underserved regions.

The Isibania branch opening follows several recent launches, including branches in Thika, Meru, Ugunja, and Kimana in Kajiado County among others.

The bank’s ongoing expansion highlights its dedication to fostering economic growth, supporting local businesses, and ensuring that banking services are accessible to a wider audience across Kenya.