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Ecobank launches new Zimbabwe head office in Harare

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated has officially opened a new Head Office for Ecobank Zimbabwe Limited in Harare, in a high-profile ceremony attended by His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Group Chairman Papa Madiaw Ndiaye and Group CEO Jeremy Awori.

The landmark event celebrates two significant milestones: Ecobank’s 15th anniversary in Zimbabwe and the Group’s 40th anniversary across the African continent. With operations spanning 34 African markets, Ecobank continues to position itself as a truly pan-African institution committed to connecting customers and businesses to opportunities across its extensive network.

The new Head Office is more than a change of address. It stands as a tangible demonstration of Ecobank’s long-term commitment to the Zimbabwean market, its clients, businesses and communities.

Designed to the EDGE green building framework, the facility runs on solar power and harvests its own rainwater, reflecting the Group’s growing emphasis on sustainability and responsible infrastructure development.

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Speaking on the significance of the occasion, Ecobank highlighted that the new home will strengthen its ability to serve customers while deepening its contribution to Zimbabwe’s economic landscape.

The presence of the Head of State, alongside the Group’s most senior leadership, underscored the strategic importance of the Zimbabwean operation within Ecobank’s continental footprint.

The bank expressed appreciation to its clients in Zimbabwe, the Government, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, and the Ecobank Zimbabwe team who will now occupy the new premises.

As Ecobank marks four decades of service under the banner “40 years. For Africa Always,” the opening of the Harare Head Office reinforces its enduring pledge to support African economies through innovative banking solutions, sustainable practices and deep local presence.

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