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(L-R) Nkhosingiphile Mkhonta, Mandisa Simelane, Zanele Mabuza, Sonia Paiva and Damian de Sousa. (Pic: Courtesy)
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MBABANE – FNB Eswatini has once again reaffirmed its dedication to Eswatini’s entertainment and tourism sectors with a sponsorship of E50 000 towards the 2025 Swazi Rally.

This sponsorship continues the bank’s longstanding support for Swazi Rally, ensuring that bikers and all attendees enjoy a seamless banking experience at this popular annual event.

The 32nd edition of the Swazi Rally will take place from August 29 to 31 at Riders Ranch at Sidvokodvo. The event attracts bikers from South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho and Mozambique, among other countries.

Speaking at the official cheque presentation held yesterday at Sidvokodvo Riders Ranch, Chantell Littler, FNB’s Executive Head of Commercial Banking, represented by Nkhosingiphile Mkhonta, said the partnership with Swazi Rally was one of many ways the bank was investing in Eswatini’s emerging tourism sector.

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