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LPB Branch Distribution


One of the LPB strategies to attain its mandate is through a wide branch network aimed at accessing financial services to the un-banked population in the rural areas and under-banked Basotho in the urban areas. The LPB pursues its branch expansion plan in strategic partnership with Lesotho Postal Services (LPS), which has a total of 42 branches spread through out the country.

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Quthing: The branch opened on the 19th September 2005 in Moyeni- ‘a place of wind’, 180 km from Maseru. This is the area where the historical footprints of carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs criss-cross each other. Tel: 22750898 Fascimile: 22750898 Mount Moorosi: This branch was opened on the 30tsh January 2006. Mount Moorosi is in the Quthing district enroute to Qacha's Nek and 220 km from the capital city. Tel: 27008417 Qacha’snek: Qachas’nek branch is located on the eastern side of the country 385 km from the capital city, and serves some of the most rural communities in the country, from as far as Sehlabathebe. The branch was opened on 24th May, 2006 Tel: 22950016 Mapholaneng: Mapholaneng is a small rural town in one of the most remote and mountainous districts in the country, Mokhotlong-the place of Wild lbis. The branch is 270 km from Maseru and was opened on the 5th September 2005. Tel: 27006009 Pitseng: Pitseng branch was opened on the 27th January 2005. The branch is located in a semi-urban area in the eastern part of Leribe district on the main road to Katse Dam, 122 km from Maseru. Tel: 27001883 Maputsoe: Opened on the 30th May 2005 and located in the Leribe district, Maputsoe branch is located 85 km from Maseru and is Lesotho’s second major industrial center.Tel: 22430014 Fascimile: 22430043 Mapoteng: Mapoteng branch was opened on the 18th July 2005. It is located in the semi-urban area in the eastern part of Berea district, 73 km from Maseru. Tel: 22540241 Fascimile: 22540241 Maseru. Maseru means ‘the place of red stones’. It is the capital town of Lesotho and is where the Headquarters of Lesotho PostBank is located. Tel: 22 317842 Fascimile: 22317832, 22315259 Machache: Opened on the 14th March 2005, Machache is situated at the foothills of the panoramic Blue Mountain range, 40 km from capital city of Maseru and along the main road to the Mohale Dam in the maloti mountain. Tel: 22347100 Semonkong: Located at the home of the longest single-drop waterfall in southern africa ‘Maletsunyane falls and aptly named “Place of Smoke”, the Semonkong branch is located 113 km from the capital. It opened on the 28th February 2005. Tel: 27006015 Katse: The branch is located at the Katse Village commercial center, overlooking to the Katse Dam, in the Thaba-Tseka district. Katse branch is 213 km from Maseru and was commissioned on the 10th October 2005. Tel: 22910201 Fascimile: 22910201 Thaba-Tseka: The Thaba-Tseka branch is nestled in the heart of the country, 174 km from Maseru. Opened on the 13th June 2005, this branch is located in one of the mountan districts of the country. Tel: 22900212 Fascimile: 22900212
 

  
   
 
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