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“Elevating Administrative Brilliance: Transforming Operations in Zambia’s National Assembly”

Zambia's National Assembly Builds Capacity for a Better Tomorrow

In a progressive move to enhance its operations, the National Assembly of Zambia recently held a dynamic capacity-building workshop aimed at empowering its administrative and secretarial staff. The event took place from May 24th to 25th, 2025, at the beautifully scenic Fairmount Hotel in Livingstone. This initiative was expertly facilitated by SHEP Consultants Limited, a noteworthy name in talent and organizational development.

The workshop is part of the National Assembly’s Strategic Plan for 2022-2026, particularly focusing on Strategic Objective No.1.2, which seeks to bolster the skills of staff to better support the nation’s Parliament members. By concentrating on key areas such as teamwork, ethical standards, and interpersonal effectiveness, the training aimed to cultivate a more collaborative, responsive, and cohesive work atmosphere within the assembly.

Remarkably, the event brought together over 45 administrative and secretarial professionals, including both seasoned officers and eager interns. This two-day session was not just a tick-box exercise; it was a transformative experience designed to equip the workforce with essential tools to enhance service delivery. The National Assembly’s dedication to investing in its human resources reflects a broader commitment to fostering a productive environment that paves the way for efficient governance and legislative support.

Participants left the workshop not only with new knowledge but also with renewed energy—ready to implement what they learned in their daily roles. This investment in people is anticipated to yield significant dividends, leading to better collaboration and a more empowered workforce, ultimately benefiting the nation of Zambia.

As the country continues to advance, initiatives like this stand out as crucial steps toward achieving effective governance and improved public services. It’s these forward-thinking strategies that will help Zambia continue to grow and flourish on the African continent.

Stay tuned for more updates on Zambia’s journey towards enhanced administrative effectiveness and governance strength!

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