The National Pensions Scheme Authority (NAPSA) has reaffirmed its commitment to improving service delivery and enhancing compliance systems aimed at benefiting employers and employees across the country.
NAPSA Acting Director General, Simuwana Mudenda, says the Authority is implementing measures to strengthen transparency, efficiency and accountability in the administration of pension contributions.
ZANIS reports that Mr Mudenda was speaking during a sensitisation meeting between NAPSA and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce (CCCZ) in Lusaka today.
He noted that the Authority is prioritising the modernisation of its systems to ensure seamless compliance processes and improved service delivery to stakeholders.
“We are committed to providing support to employers by improving our systems to make compliance more transparent, efficient and user friendly,” he said.
He emphasised that enhanced compliance mechanisms will not only safeguard workers’ pensions but also contribute to the country’s broader economic stability.
Meanwhile, CCCZ Vice President, Yaolin Shen, says the partnership between Zambia and the Chinese business community continues to play a significant role in driving economic growth.
Mr Shen noted that Chinese investments have contributed to key sectors such as mining, manufacturing, construction and agriculture, thereby supporting Zambia’s development agenda.
He added that the success and growth of the chamber are closely tied to the dedication and contribution of local employees.
“Our growth is inseparable from the efforts of Zambian workers who continue to support and sustain operations across various sectors,” he said.
Mr Shen further reaffirmed the association’s commitment to strengthening collaboration with local institutions such as NAPSA to ensure compliance and promote mutual economic benefits.
