Mbabane – The Eswatini National Provident Fund (ENPF) recognised civil servants and retirees who have gone beyond mandatory contributions to secure their financial future at the fourth edition of the Lidlelantfongeni Stakeholder Recognition Awards.
Speaking at the ceremony, ENPF Chief Executive Officer Futhi Tembe acknowledged the awardees for their discipline and foresight, calling their commitment to voluntary savings a model for others. “By choosing to save beyond the required contributions, you are taking charge of your retirement and setting an example for your colleagues and communities,” Tembe said.
This week’s honourees include top voluntary contributors Gabsile Shongwe and Dzelakonkhe Sithole, longest lump-sum contributor Joyce Ndlangamandla, and highest lump-sum contributor Ntsetselelo Dlamini. They were selected from a membership of over 170,000 for their consistency, leadership, and commitment to long-term financial security.
Tembe also praised women for their role in fostering a savings culture in Eswatini and urged awardees to inspire men, youth, and their communities to embrace intentional saving as a lifelong habit.
Introduced earlier this year, the Lidlelantfongeni Awards continue until December 2025, recognising members who lead by example, plan with purpose, and champion financial responsibility, contributing to a more secure and financially resilient Eswatini.
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