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FNB launches “Swipe for Win” campaign 

 

 A fully paid trip to AFCON is up for grabs 

Leemisa Thuseho 

THE First National Bank (FNB) Lesotho, in collaboration with digital payments provider VISA, has launched a four-month campaign offering clients the chance to win exciting prizes. 

Unveiled yesterday at Maseru Club, the tap-and-swipe initiative, dubbed “Tap into Greatness”, will see the grand prize winner securing a fully paid ticket for two to the upcoming 2025 CAF TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament. 

The competition will take place in Morocco from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026, and the winner of the FNB contest and his or her guest will enjoy four AFCON matches. 

To enter, personal and business clients are encouraged to use their VISA cards for tap, swipe, or online purchases of goods and services. 

In addition to the grand prize, the campaign will feature weekly prizes such as grocery and petrol vouchers, as well as monthly prizes including brand-new smart TVs, getaway trips, and cash prizes of up to M10 000. 

The campaign runs from 1 October 2025 to 30 January 2026, with the grand prize winner scheduled to be announced on 22 November 2025. 

Speaking at the launch, FNB Lesotho Chief Executive Officer, Delekazi Mokebe, said the campaign offers customers a chance to experience Africa’s biggest football event firsthand. 

“Our partnership with VISA and CAF TotalEnergies allows us to bring the future closer to our customers, giving them an opportunity to experience Africa’s premier football celebration in Morocco while rewarding them for embracing smarter ways to pay,” Ms Mokebe said. 

She also said the campaign serves as a reminder that every small action — every swipe, every tap — brings clients closer to a world where banking is a seamless part of everyday life. 

“At FNB, we believe in leveraging our talent and innovation to help Lesotho build a future of shared prosperity. We are not just a bank that serves, but one that empowers our clients and communities. 

“This campaign represents more than just a promotional initiative; it embodies our commitment to creating value-sharing experiences that make life easier and more rewarding for our clients,” she said. 

 

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