In 2025, Lidlelantfongeni (Eswatini National Provident Fund) reaffirmed its identity as a people-centred institution through its active participation in Customer Service Week, a nationally observed initiative that celebrates excellence, accountability and responsiveness in service delivery. Observed under the global and national theme “Mission: Possible,” Customer Service Week provided an opportunity for Lidlelantfongeni to demonstrate, through action rather than words, that service excellence is not an event, but a continuous commitment embedded in the Fund’s culture.
Taking Services Beyond the Office

Lidlelantfongeni joined other institutions in taking services directly to members through targeted outreach activities in various parts of the country. These engagements were designed to bridge the gap between the Fund and its members by making services more accessible, informative and human-centred.
Members received assistance with account enquiries, Know-Your-Customer (KYC) updates, contribution clarifications and guidance on benefits, while also being introduced to digital platforms that enable easier and more efficient access to services. Media coverage highlighted how these interactions allowed members to engage with Fund officials face-to-face, ask questions freely and gain clarity on issues that affect their long-term social security.
The outreach reaffirmed Lidlelantfongeni’s commitment to meeting members where they are, both physically and informationally, ensuring that no one is excluded from understanding or accessing their benefits.
Service with a Human Touch

Customer Service Week emphasised the quality of interaction between Lidlelantfongeni staff and members. Beyond transactions, the engagements were marked by patience, professionalism and empathy, qualities that reflect a service philosophy grounded in dignity and respect.
Through open dialogue, staff were able to demystify processes that are often perceived as complex, empowering members with knowledge and confidence. This approach reinforced public trust and strengthened the relationship between the Fund and the communities it serves.
Lidlelantfongeni leadership reiterated during the week that customer service is not limited to counters and systems, but is expressed through attitude, responsiveness and accountability, values that define the institution’s service ethos.
Honouring Internal Stakeholders: Celebrating the People Behind the Service
To bring the year’s Customer Service Week theme to a meaningful close, Lidlelantfongeni also turned inward, recognising that exceptional service to the public is only possible when employees are valued, motivated and acknowledged.
The Fund hosted an internal recognition ceremony to honour staff members and departments whose dedication and professionalism exemplified the spirit of Mission: Possible. The ceremony celebrated teamwork, innovation and consistency in service delivery across the organisation.
Addressing staff during the event, the Fund’s leadership highlighted that internal recognition is a critical pillar of service excellence. Employees were commended for going beyond their call of duty, adapting to evolving service demands and upholding the Fund’s values even in high-pressure environments.
One of the highlights of the ceremony was the recognition of departments that demonstrated innovation and efficiency in supporting service delivery, particularly in strengthening digital systems that improve member experience. Media coverage noted that these acknowledgements reinforced a culture of excellence and accountability within the institution.
A Culture That Extends Beyond a Week

While Customer Service Week 2025 marked a defined moment on the calendar, its impact extended far beyond the celebrations. The outreach activities, media engagements and internal recognitions collectively reinforced Lidlelantfongeni’s long-standing commitment to service excellence as a daily responsibility.
Lidlelantfongeni continues to evolve as an institution that listens, adapts and serves with purpose, placing people at the centre of everything it does.
As the Fund advances its mandate within Eswatini’s social security landscape, the 2025 Customer Service Week stands as a lasting reminder that when service is rooted in care, professionalism and recognition of both members and staff, Mission: Possible becomes a lived reality.


