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Branch Network Statistics Bank Supervision Bank Branch Network No. Institution Branch Name Province Street Address Phone Number Fax Number e-Mail 1 AB Bank Zambia Limited 1 Head Office / Lusaka Branch Lusaka Plot No. 7393, Chainda Place, Off Cairo Road, Lusaka 260 211 220835 260 211 220840 [email protected] 2 Access Bank Zambia Limited 1 Head Office / Lusaka Branch Lusaka Plot 682, Cairo Road Northend, Lusaka 260 211 227931-7 260 211 227931 2 Acacia Lusaka Plot No. 22768, Acacia Park, Lusaka 260 211 255965-6 260 211 255981 [email protected] 3 Kitwe Copperbelt Plot No. 493/494, Union Building, Zambia Way, Kitwe 260 212 228673/4 260 212 228675 [email protected] 4 Longacres Lusaka Stand No. 2166, Haile Selassie Avenue, Longacres Shopping Centre 261 211 252217 261 211 252207 5 Ndola Copperbelt Plot No. 3055, Shops 9,10 & 11, Mpelembe House, Broadway, Ndola 262 212 620886/7 262 212 620888 3 African Banking Corporation (Z) Ltd 1 Head Office / Lusaka Branch Lusaka Plot 746B, Pyramid House, Cnr Church & Nasser Road, Ridgeway 260 211 257970-6 260 211 227969 [email protected] 2 Kasumbalesa Copperbelt Plot No. 1884, Kasumbalesa Road, Chililabombwe 260 212 643002 260 212 643003 3 Kitwe Copperbelt Stand No. 9, Plot 1082, Piano house, City Square, Kitwe 260 212 220744 260 212 230383 4 Livingstone Southern Shop No. 3, Mosi-O-tunya Shopping Centre, Livingstone 260 213 320681 260 213 320681 [email protected] 5 Lumumba Road Lusaka Plot No. 5013, Lumumba Road, Opposite City Market 260 211 230796 260 211 230794 [email protected] 6 Ndola Copperbelt Plot No. 1101, Bangala House, Buteko Avenue, Ndola 260 212 621716 / 627175 260 212 627113 4 Bank of China Zambia Limited 1 Head Office / Branch Lusaka Plot No. 2339, Kabelenga Road 260 211 238711 / 235349 260 211 235349-50 / 225925 [email protected] 2 Kitwe Copperbelt Plot No. 493/494, Oxford Road, Kitwe 260 212 238696 260 212 238696 [email protected] 5 Barclays Bank Zambia Plc 1 Head Office Lusaka Elunda Park, Cnr Tito Road & Nasser Road, Lusaka 260 211 366150/165 260 211 222519 2 Arcades Lusaka Arcades Shopping Complex, Great East Road 260 211 256885/6 260 211 256887 [email protected] 3 Central Park Prestige Lusaka Stand No. 2713 Central Park Cairo 260 211 220933 260 211 220934 [email protected] 4 Chelstone Lusaka Stand No. 1124 Great East Road 260 211 283033/ 282319 260 211 281547 [email protected] 5 Chilenje Lusaka Stand No. CM 01/458 ChilIimbulu Road 260 211 266266546 260 211 266833 [email protected] 6 Chililabombwe Copperbelt President Avenue, part of plot 21 260 212 382055/380668 260 212 380773 [email protected] 7 Chirundu Southern Plots No. 903/904, Chirundu, Siavonga 260 211 515036 260 211 515053 [email protected] 8 Chimwemwe Copperbelt Plot No. 614 Nachibungulubwe St. Kamunga Shopping Centre, Kitwe 260 212 221982 260 212 221982 [email protected] 9 Chingola Copperbelt Kwacha Road 260 212 311244 260 212 311302 [email protected] 10 Chipata Eastern Stand No. 808 Umodzi Highway 260 216 221127-28 / 221422 / 222126 260 216 221646 [email protected] 11 Choma Southern Livingstone Road, Choma 260 213 224142 260 213 220539 [email protected] 12 Holiday Inn Prestige Lusaka Holiday Inn Hotel Church Road 260 211 254537 260 211 254504 [email protected] 13 Kabwata Lusaka Stand No. 12037 Burma Road 260 955 451635 260 211 222551 [email protected] 14 Kabwe Central Stand No. 1227 Civic Centre Freedom Way 260 215 224845 / 221414 260 215 221560 [email protected] 15 Kafue Lusaka Plot No. 1078B, Kafue 260 211 315045 260 211 311825 [email protected] 16 Kalomo Southern Plot 9 freedom way, Kalomo 260 213 265086 260 213 265087 [email protected] 17 Kalulushi Copperbelt Presidents Avenue, Kalulushi 260 212 733194 260 212 733211 [email protected] 18 Kapiri Mposhi Central Great North Road 260 215 271004 260 215 271024 [email protected] 19 Kasama Northern Plot 9 Independence Avenue, Kasama 260 214 221982 260 214 222101 [email protected] 20 Kitwe City Square Copperbelt Stand No. 9 (No.23) Matuka Avenue/Zambia Way 260 212 232057 / 225634 / 220675 / 230513 260 212 228484,225971 [email protected] 21 Kitwe Corporate Service Centre Copperbelt Stand No. 9 (No.23) Matuka Avenue/Zambia Way 260 212 232057 / 225634 / 220675 / 230513 260 212 228484,225971 22 Kitwe Prestige Copperbelt Stand No. 6874/6875, Egupto Close, Parklands, Kitwe 260 212 227759 261 212 227758 [email protected] 23 Livingstone Corporate Service Centre Southern Stand No. 916 Corner Mosi O Tunya/Akapelwa Street 260 213 321050 260 213 322317 [email protected] 24 Livingstone International Airport Agency Southern Livingstone International Airport 260 213 324761 260 213 324762 [email protected] 25 Livingstone Main Southern Stand No. 916 Corner Mosi O Tunya/Akapelwa Street 260 213 321114-5 / 324196 / 324197 260 213 322317 [email protected] 26 Livingstone Prestige Southern Mosi-o-Tunya road, Livingstone 260 213 323525 260 213 320575 [email protected] 27 Longacres Main Lusaka Stand No. 2161 & 2162, Haile Selassie Avenue 260 211 254234 / 254233 / 254236 / 254795 260 211 252151 [email protected] 28 Longacres Prestige Lusaka Stand No. 2161 & 2162, Haile Selassie Avenue 260 211 250668 / 254234 / 254233 / 254236 / 254795260 211 254504 / 252151 [email protected] 29 Luanshya Copperbelt Stand No.17, Corner Buntungwa Avenue/14th Street 260 212 510117/511128 260 212 510115 [email protected] 30 Lundazi Eastern Magodi road, Lundazi 260 216 480695/480696 260 216 480695 [email protected] 31 Lusaka Corporate Service Centre Lusaka Kafue Hse, Cairo Rd Lusaka. 260 211 228858 260 211 227224 32 Lusaka International Airport Agency Lusaka Airport, Airport Road Lusaka. 260 211 271184 260 211 271184 [email protected] 33 Manda Hill Lusaka Shop No. 15, Manda Hill Shopping Centre 260 211 256225 260 211 250360 [email protected] 34 Mansa Luapula Stand No. 257B, President Avenue 260 212 821907 260 212 821347 [email protected] 35 Matero Lusaka Commonwealth Avenue, Matero, Lusaka 260 211 241903 260 211 231902 [email protected] 36 Mazabuka Southern R/E of Stand No. 7, Corner Main Street/Lusaka Road 260 213 230051 / 230053 260 213 230627 / 230665 [email protected] 37 Mbala Northern Plot 213, Off President Avenue, Mbala 260 214 450072 / 450013 260 214 450025 [email protected] 38 Mfuwe International Airport Agency Eastern Mfuwe International Airport, Mambwe 260 216 245266 / 245265 260 216 245264 [email protected] 39 Mkushi Central Airport NAPSA complex, Mkushi 260 215 362115 260 215 362277 [email protected] 40 Mongu Western Indepence Road ,Mongu 260 217 222211 260 217 221801 [email protected] 41 Monze Southern Stand No. 1819, Livingstone Road 260 213 250148 / 250294 260 215 250267 [email protected] 42 Mufulira Copperbelt Plot No. 61B, Corner Fulwe and Accra Streets 260 212 411921 / 411795 260 212 411933 [email protected] 43 Mumbwa Central Plot No. 242, Hospital Road 260 211 800107 260 211 800102 [email protected] 44 Mutaba Lusaka 29/30, Mutaba House Corner Katondo/Cairo Roads 260 211 227755 260 211 224724 [email protected] 45 Nakonde Northern Plot 1303/M, Great North Rd,Nakonde. 260 214 567070 260 214 222440 [email protected] 46 Ndola Buteko Copperbelt Stand No. 228, Buteko Avenue 260 212 611009 / 611012 / 618867 260 212 612856 [email protected] 47 Ndola International Airport Agency Copperbelt Stand No. 2965, Airport road, Ndola 260 212 611284 260 212 611285 [email protected] 48 Ndola Prestige Copperbelt Stand No. 228, Buteko Avenue 260 212 611249 260 212 611250 [email protected] 49 Ndola South Copperbelt Stand No. 3077, Zambia Way Road 260 212 650783 / 650784 260 212 650714 [email protected] 50 Petauke Eastern Great East Road 260 216 371551 260 216 371553 [email protected] 51 Premier Banking Centre Lusaka Stand No. 4644, Block 'A', Elunda Park, Cnr Tito Road & Nasser Road 260 211 222205-7 260 211 222210/11 52 Solwezi North Western Plot No. 32, Lwenge Road 260 218 821289/ 821892 260 218 821228 [email protected] 53 Soweto 1 Lusaka Plot No. 8389, Lumumba Road 260 211 845664 260 211 845664 [email protected] 54 Sun International Agency Southern Sun International Hotel Mosi O Tunya Road 260 213 323522 260 213 323524 [email protected] 55 University of Zambia Lusaka Great East Campus 260 211 294792 260 211 294793 [email protected] 6 Cavmont Bank Limited 1 Head Office Lusaka Plot No. 2374, Thabo Mbeki Road, Lusaka 260 211 224280 260 211 224316 / 224304 [email protected] 2 Chingola Copperbelt ZRA Building 260 212 312872 260 212 312938 [email protected] 3 Chipata Eastern Plot No. 4769 Lunkhwakwa Road, Chipata 260 216 223701 260 216 223702 [email protected] 4 Garden Lusaka Katima Mulilo Road 260 211 220849 260 211 220851 [email protected] 5 Kalingalinga Lusaka Kamoloops Road 260 211 260498 260 211 260478 [email protected] 6 Kitwe Copperbelt 33 Ebener Centre Independence Avenue 260 212 225061-3 260 212 5060 [email protected] 7 Lusaka Square Lusaka Stand No. 1369-71, Anchor House, Sapele Road 260 211 229508-12 260 211 227187 [email protected] Page 1 of 5 Bank Supervision Bank Branch Network No. Institution Branch Name Province Street Address Phone Number Fax Number e-Mail 8 Makumbi Lusaka Plot No. 2374, Thabo Mbeki Road 260 211 360300 260 211 360301 [email protected] 9 Mansa Luapula Cnr Chitimukulu/President Roads 260 212 821978 260 212 821979 [email protected] 10 Mbala Northern Stand No.
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