The Chicuque Rural Hospital and the Cambine Orphanage, located in the city of Maxixe and in the district of Morrumbene, respectively, in Inhambane, received a support from Standard Bank on Thursday 12 April to carry out replacement works of the infrastructure destroyed by Cyclone Dineo, which struck that province on last 15 February.
In order to help communities affected by Dineo cyclone to return to their normal life and help in the reconstruction of damaged public infrastructures in Inhambane province, Standard Bank donated on Wednesday, April 12, in Maputo, a cheque in the amount of 1,200,000 meticais and various furniture to INGC-National Disaster Management Institute.
Aiming at contributing to the increasing usage of technology, especially those related to the financial sector, in meeting the needs of Mozambicans, Standard Bank will be for the third consecutive year, partner of the MozTech technology fair.
The country and the world celebrated Earth Hour in March 25, an initiative marked by the traditional act of turning off the lights from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm, as a symbolic gesture aimed at raising awareness of the humanity to the impact of climate change and to appeal to the rational use of natural resources.
Standard Bank and Shell will support and develop the Mozambican business ecosystem through the implementation of a program that will develop the necessary skills and knowledge to enable Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to grow.
Almost 50 Standard Bank staff members joined the blood donation campaign aligned with the Hearth Institute (ICOR) initiative, in partnership with a French mission, aiming at performing free cardiac surgeries for disadvantaged children.
From today on, Monday, March 6th, Standard Bank’s Super Marés and Shoprite branches in Maputo will have new opening hours, in order to provide greater convenience and flexibility to our customers.
Standard Bank and FSDMoç-Financial Sector Deepening Mozambique, a program funded by DFID-UK Department for International Development, signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday 15 February in Maputo aiming to increase the Levels of access and use of financial products and services in Mozambique.
Standard Bank awarded on February 11th the soccer team Ferroviário da Beira and União Desportiva de Songo, as the champion and deputy-champion of Moçambola 2016 edition, the main soccer competition in the country, which involved a total of 16 teams.
Standard Bank visited on December 9th, hospitalized children in the nursery and paediatric wards of the José Macamo General Hospital, in Maputo, aligned with the “Solidarity Christmas” initiative, as part of the corporate social responsibility intervention of the Bank.