By Alice Mapulanga A delegation from the Eswatini National Provident Fund is in Zambia to learn from NAPSA’ s successful transition from a provident fund to a pension scheme. This is in light of their current reforms to transition from a provident fund to a pension scheme like NAPSA. This morning the delegation, led by

The Zambia National Building Society Managing Director, Ms Mildred Mutesa and her team today paid a courtesy call on NAPSA Director General, Mr Muyangwa Muyangwa. The two financial institutions discussed the need to enhance the provision of affordable mortgage facilities to NAPSA members and the general public across the country. The ZNBS MD said the

This morning a team from Airtel Zambia led by Airtel Money Director, Mr Andrew Chuma, paid a courtesy call on NAPSA Director General, Mr Muyangwa Muyangwa. The parties discussed, among other issues, the need for more collaboration and information sharing which will result in enhanced service delivery to members of the scheme. The Director General

Meet Mrs Phiri, a pensioner with NAPSA. She worked for 15 years and qualified for a monthly pension. At the time of her retirement in 2015, she had contributed K84,948 (K42,474 from her and K42,474 from her employer). Since she started receiving a monthly pension in September 2015, she has received K271,615 as at June