US EditionBPR at 50: Bank pledges investment in cooperatives, agricultural value chains
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BPR at 50: Bank pledges investment in cooperatives, agricultural value chains
Banque Populaire du Rwanda (BPR) returned to its birthplace in Nkamba Cell, Ruramira Sector, Kayonza District, on August 4, 2025 to mark its 50th anniversary—reaffirming its founding values and announcing renewed investment in local cooperatives and agriculture. The bank traces its origins back to 1967, when Ludovic Nsengiyumva—then a 20-year-old tailor—relied on his craft to earn a living in Nkamba. One year after his marriage, tragedy struck w…
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