Mbabane – Letshego Financial Services Eswatini (LFSE) has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Mongi Dlamini, will resign after nearly nine years at the helm. Dlamini will serve a three-month notice period, leaving the company on March 31, 2026, to pursue new professional opportunities.
Appointed CEO on November 1, 2017, Dlamini guided Letshego Eswatini through significant growth, expanding its reach, reinforcing financial inclusion, and securing a digital banking licence from the Central Bank of Eswatini. This licence has increased the institution’s ability to innovate, scale services, and serve more customers responsibly.
“Dlamini has been instrumental in advancing inclusive finance and positioning Letshego Eswatini for its next phase of growth,” the chairman of the board said, adding that the organisation is grateful for his contribution and legacy of progress.
Under Dlamini’s leadership, Letshego strengthened its strategic direction, improved customer delivery channels, and reinforced stability in a highly regulated financial environment. The company has activated a transition plan to ensure operational continuity, with a new CEO expected to be appointed soon.
Letshego Eswatini assured customers, partners, and regulators that the leadership change will not disrupt operations, customer service, or compliance obligations. Credit operations, support services, and other business processes will continue as normal.
The company also confirmed it is continuing its transformation into a Retail Savings and Credit institution, expanding beyond traditional credit services to offer broader financial solutions.
The board expressed gratitude to stakeholders for their continued trust, noting that the organisation remains firmly on course despite the leadership change.
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