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Bank of Botswana

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About Bank of Botswana

The Bank of Botswana is the central bank of the country, tasked with overseeing monetary policy, ensuring financial stability, and regulating the banking system. The Bank aims to control inflation, stabilize the national currency (pula), and ensure the smooth operation of the financial sector. The Bank also plays a crucial role in managing the country’s foreign exchange reserves and in fostering economic growth by supporting sound fiscal policies and the overall stability of the financial system.

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+2673606000

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Plot 17938, Gaborone, Botswana

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