Co-operative Bank deepens its South Sudan bet as the subsidiary returns to profit and fuels regional growth ambitions.
By
James Anyanzwa
Business Reporter in Nairobi, Kenya
Nation Media Group
Kenya’s Co-operative Bank increased its investment in its subsidiary in South Sudan by Ksh25.9 million ($200,775) in the year ended December 31, 2025, even after years of losses linked to hyperinflationary accounting adjustments.
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