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KCB Bank to give out school fees, shopping vouchers to savers in new campaign

by WINNIE NAKAMATTE | REPORTER
05/07/2025
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KCB Bank Uganda launches "Kyaddala ne KCB" campaign to reward savers with school fees, shopping vouchers, land, and more, fostering financial wellness nationwide.
KCB Bank Uganda launches “Kyaddala ne KCB” campaign to reward savers with school fees, shopping vouchers, land, and more, fostering financial wellness nationwide.

KAMPALA, Uganda — KCB Bank Uganda launched a new 120-day nationwide campaign, “Kyaddala ne KCB,” on Thursday, July 4, 2025, offering customers the chance to win school fees, shopping vouchers, and other prizes as incentives for saving. The initiative aims to enhance financial inclusion and foster a culture of saving across Uganda.

The campaign is designed to reward loyal customers, welcome newcomers, and encourage consistent saving habits. It underscores KCB Bank’s commitment to providing tangible value to Ugandans through smart savings and digital banking solutions. The initiative is open to all Ugandans over 18 with a valid national ID, including both new and existing customers.

“As a bank for the people, we are investing in a future where saving becomes a lifestyle,” said Sheila Awori, acting head of marketing and communications for KCB Bank Uganda. “To join this campaign, new customers simply need to open a KCB account, deposit 100,000 Ugandan shillings or more, and sustain weekly deposits of that amount.”

Awori added that existing customers can also participate by maintaining weekly deposits of a minimum of 100,000 shillings in their accounts. She noted, “The more one saves, the greater the chances of winning exciting rewards through our monthly draws.”

Prizes and Grand Draw

Beyond the monthly regional prizes of shopping vouchers and school fees, weekly top depositors at each branch will receive instant branded treats.

The “Kyaddala ne KCB” campaign will culminate in a grand draw in October 2025. Top savers in this final draw can win significant rewards, including a plot of land provided by Bakaima Real Estate Agents, an electric bike with comprehensive insurance, a cow, and various KCB-branded merchandise.

Winners will be chosen through random draws overseen by the KCB Audit team. They will be notified via SMS, calls from the official KCB Contact Centre (0800311411), and KCB Uganda’s official social media channels.

Support for Investment Groups

For investment clubs and SACCOs (Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations) seeking sustainable financial growth, the campaign offers additional benefits. The first 100 groups to register for KCB Simba Invest will receive free registration, while the first 50 will also have their initial balance doubled.

Awori emphasized that “Kyaddala ne KCB” embodies the bank’s core values, aiming to delight customers and demonstrate that the journey to financial wellness can be as fulfilling as achieving it.

“This campaign is about financial discipline and showing our customers that KCB values them and is committed to accompanying them on this journey,” Awori concluded.

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