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August 2, 2102 (JUBA) - Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) South Sudan has announced the appointment of Jashinto Pakon Genye as the new chairman of the bank’s board of
directors, replacing Musa Ndeto, who becomes the KCB Group chairman.

Prior to his appointment, Genya, served as the chairman for both
the KCB South Sudan Audit and Performance Board Committees, having
joined the institution’s South Sudan Board in August 2009.

KCB South Sudan’s Managing Director, John Kimanthi, described Genye as a team leader with vast experience who understands the financial
challenges in South Sudan as a new nation.

“Jashinto Genye understands the financial challenges in the South Sudan financial market and brings with him a passion for innovation and service excellence, both of which will strengthen KCB Bank’s impact in attaining its mission,” said Kimanthi.

The bank, in a 23 July press release, said it welcomes the newly appointed KCB South Sudan Board Chairman, adding that it looks forward to his role in steering the bank for future for success.

Since its inception in South Sudan in May 2006, KCB now operates in all its 10 states, employing about 350 staffs. The bank now boasts of over 85,000 clients in the country.

(ST)

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  • 3 August 2012 06:38, by panda

    I want to know is this man a kenyan or south sudan,look at kenyan or south sudan giving up there position to kenya why is that,you are selling the country to kenyan

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    • 3 August 2012 07:16, by Abyei Soil

      KCB Should ’ve to know the importance of youth not to explode them

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    • 3 August 2012 07:34, by Mading Makuac

      Dear fellow citizens,
      This so called KCB is exploiting our country .Look it only
      employed 350 Sudanese in the whole country .KCB must
      must leave our country!!!!!!

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      • 3 August 2012 08:41, by hellonearth

        MADING, YOU SHOULD AT LEAST GET TO KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON INSTEAD ON DESTRUCTIVE OPINIONS. I MEAN AT LEAST THEY EMPLOY 350 AROUND THE COUNTRY AS COMPARED TO AGRICULTURAL AND ISLAMIC BACK WHO EMPLOYED NONE. MADING IF YOU LOOK AT STATS YOU WILL FIND THAT MOST EMPLOYED ARE FROM BOR. PLEASE DON’T JUST SAY THINGS WITH NO MEANING

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    • 3 August 2012 10:19, by Paul Chadrack

      KCB is here to starve the country by taking all the reserve hard currency(Dollars), look they accept to transfer your money only when you’re a kenyan. this corrupt bank must to leave this country.most Dollars which were looted are all deposited in KCB.

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  • 3 August 2012 08:44, by hellonearth

    CONGRATULATIONS MR JASHINTO PAKUN.

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    • 3 August 2012 08:51, by Nibs

      @Hell,
      what was ur point of mentioning ’most employed are from bor’?

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      • 3 August 2012 09:02, by hellonearth

        I DON’T MEAN ANYTHING BUT THATS JUST WHAT IS THERE FOR YOU TO KNOW STATISTICS. WHAT DO YOU THINK I MEAN?

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        • 3 August 2012 09:32, by Nibs

          @hell,
          i think you are insinuating ethnicity,the article talk of 350 sudos employed,your rotten mentality take it as from bor.be objective in your argument lil and spear us your so called statistic.

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    • 3 August 2012 08:59, by Mading Makuac

      you might be crazy nuer or from war state.i did not complain
      about Bor pple to be employed.Also u talked abt 350 Bor
      who are employed by KCB.Ma friend it is bcoz bor pple
      know alots of maths of which no stupid nuer or
      greedy ghazalian can match their heads.

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      • 3 August 2012 09:05, by Mading Makuac

        helloneath
        ma friend learn talk responsibly .Don’t talk against Bor.
        respect bor !!!!bor liberated u when ur mum was slaved
        by arabs.don’t u remember u remember the time ur
        uncle riek hiding in Khartoum?

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        • 3 August 2012 09:17, by hellonearth

          I WASN’T TALKING AGAINST BOR BUT I WAS GIVING YOU A FACT THAT KENYA COMMERCIAL BANK IN THERE FOR THE INTERESTS OF SOUTH SUDANESE PEOPLE THAT WHY THEY EMPLOY SOUTH SUDANESE TO THE POSITIONS OF TOP DECISION MAKING. I BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW THAT. AND ME SAYING THAT MOST EMPLOYED ARE FROM BOR SHOULD BE A GOOD THING FOR YOU SINCE YOU ARE FROM BOR NIBS AND MADING. IT MEANS THAT YOU..

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          • 3 August 2012 09:28, by hellonearth

            YOU AS BOR COMMUNITY ARE TAKING THE COUNTRY FORWARD IN TERMS OF DEVELOPMENT. THATS WHAT I MEANT. REMEMBER THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH SUDAN WAS FORMED AS A RESULT OF REFERENDUM AND EVERYONE VOTED. NOT BOR COMMUNITY AS YOU STATED LIBERATED MY MUM, IT SHOWS YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY.I DON’T DISAGREE THAT PEOPLE DIDN’T DIE TO ACHIEV THIS.

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            • 3 August 2012 09:37, by Mading Makuac

              Stop shits Hellonearth,
              Do u think voting is more difficult than fighting ?why should
              Bor struggle all along .ma friend if not bcoz of bor pple
              who liberated u ,ur mum could have died of Arabs AIDS

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              • 3 August 2012 10:27, by hellonearth

                I ENJOYED FUCKING YOUR MUM IN 1991 MADING... SHE GAVE BIRTH TO YOUR BROTHER AFTER I WORKED ON HER LONG LEGS.

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      • 3 August 2012 09:07, by hellonearth

        I SAID IT BEFORE AND I WILL SAY IT AGAIN THNK BEFORE YOU SPEAK OR WRITE IN THIS CASE. DON’T SHOW THE WHOLE WORLD HOW BACKWARD AND ILLITERATE YOU ARE. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT FACTS HERE.

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        • 3 August 2012 09:17, by Mading Makuac

          you only know what to eat but you know affecting the country.
          Anyway i can’t blame bcoz u only know more about food that
          how ur pple behave.

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          • 3 August 2012 10:24, by hellonearth

            EVEN BETTER.... WHY DON’T WE CHANGE THE NAME OF COUNTRY TO REPUBLIC OF BOR. YOU STUDIP BOR CUNT.... WHY NOT CHANGE THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE TO BOR DIALECT? THATS WHY YOU ARE BACK WARD. YOU MUM IS THE ONE WITH HIV/AIDS I WILL TELL MACHAR TO ACT ON YOU PEOPLE LIKE 1991 REMEMBER. STUPID FOOL.

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            • 3 August 2012 11:40, by michael coma

              Hellonearth
              Look at your background donkey,why are you always talks shit against Bor while you was adopted by Bor man and want to turn your farting on Bor who brought you up from the darkness.

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            • 3 August 2012 12:08, by Mading Makuac

              Hellonearth,
              Bor pple are not that greedy .the name of whole country should
              not b given to them.your mum and you have been thnkin that way,you must be crazy and foolish man in nuer or wherever
              Let yourself be educated by the World.Don’t talk as if u
              never gone to school.is this a way your father talk?
              he has misled you ma friend.

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            • 3 August 2012 12:18, by Mading Makuac

              hellonearth
              Bor are nt greedy like nuer.nuer only like food even they
              can’t ask who brought it?they only start eating like dogs
              and hyena.Remember, too much of eating is poisonous.mad
              man,ok?

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      • 5 August 2012 08:43, by Abyei Soil

        Do u think the reason for Bor employment at KCB is being kinowing math? U shd ve waited at school for some time rather give us here.Ur dad Dr. John Garang invested more energy in emproving only Bor livelihood more than tribes in dis nation b4 he died. He used to lie abroad about the South pushing the rest in dark positions like frontline, so to be sincere, Ghazallians ARE the best and be best fore

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        • 5 August 2012 08:45, by Abyei Soil

          ...ever. Believe me or decline ur choice.

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  • 3 August 2012 09:11, by Akolde Nhiak Jinub

    With new chairman of KCB S.Sudan, he shld immediately review its dealings whose image is tarnished beyond repair. KCB took an opportunity of risks to invest in a war ravaged semi autonomous S.Sudan, yes, however, investment came in with alot financial deceiving by KCB. When one takes loan, he/she is being charged 15% of all cash given, 8% deductions on withdrawal, daily cheques charges n penalitie

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    • 3 August 2012 12:31, by Robot

      KCB... ’KENYA CRIMINALS BANK’ fellow country men and women.. to be honest and speak the truth this bank has exploited South Sudan to the maximum, at least now they are putting South Sudanese.. they announced a free-tax profit of 6 Billion in half a year immediately when they established.. this is what they say "BUSINESS IS GOOD IN SOUTH SUDAN WHERE FOREIGN EXCHANGE IS EASY".

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    • 3 August 2012 16:15, by Oryem

      Compatriots,
      While it was appreciable to have KCB as the first foreign bank in South Sudan, it is difficult to see what the bank has done for the country’s people and economy. Their banking terms are restrictive; they serve very small sector of society and employ too few South Sudanese and in peripheral jobs compared to Kenyans. I want someone to tell me what projects KCB financed in South Sudan.

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      • 3 August 2012 17:59, by Mading Makuac

        Dear oryem,
        There is no any single project KCB has brought to our nation
        instead of exploiting us.Some crazy pple defend these pple
        and Kenyans can not be trusted maybe dead ones!!!

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