26 EMPLOYEES GRADUATE FROM EWSC MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

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26 EMPLOYEES GRADUATE FROM EWSC MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
26 EMPLOYEES GRADUATE FROM EWSC MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Africa-Press – Eswatini. In a remarkable display of commitment to employee growth and development, the Eswatini Water Services Corporation (EWSC) on Friday celebrated the graduation of its first cohort from the Management Development Programme (MDP).

This milestone event marks a significant achievement in equipping EWSC managers with leadership skills to excel in today’s performance-demanding environment.

The custom-designed management development programme was launched by the corporation last year and designed internally to align with the corporation’s goals, challenges and opportunities. The design process took to cognisance the most critical areas of EWSC business that requires attention and developed specific modules to address them.

The programme covers a wide spectrum of key leadership courses, from Leading a Customer Centric Organisation, Leading Change with Foresight for Growth, Problem solving through Integrated Lean 6 Sigma, Performance Management and Personal Mastery to mention a few.

Qualified

The programme is delivered by a team of highly-qualified and experienced trainers from South Africa and Eswatini, including Professor Basil Leonard, Professor Rija, Human Capital Development Facilitator Futhi Sibiya, Business Process Improvement Specialist Moses Khumalo, Human Capital Strategist Mncedzi Ngomane, Diversity and Inclusion Specialist Dominic Gaobepe and Accounts & Finance Lecturer at UNESWA Mfundo Msibi.

The graduation ceremony was attended by acting Minister of Natural Resources and Energy Jabulani Mabuza, who stated that Cabinet has approved EWSC’s Strategic Direction, which included the implementation of the Organisational Design project.

“This strategy heightened Cabinet’s expectations of service delivery from EWSC, as it promises to ensure the corporation is adequately resourced with the right skills to deliver against the mandate given,” he said.

The minister highlighted that EWSC forms an integral part of the government’s infrastructure towards the delivery of Sustainable Development Goal 6 and thus the corporation is a key contributor to the national development agenda.

EWSC Managing Director Jabulile Mashwama commended the graduates for their dedication and perseverance in successfully completing the MDP.

She stated that government has entrusted EWSC with a critical mandate in the country’s economy and is counting on the corporation to deliver clean water and sanitation services to Emaswati “It is through perseverance, determination and a relentless pursuit of excellence that we will deliver the mandate which has been bestowed on us and incidentally it is also how you, as individuals, will rise through the corporate ladder” Mashwama said.

The MDP graduates have not only elevated their own capabilities but have also become ambassadors of leadership excellence within the corporation. Their success has inspired the launch of the second cohort of the programme, ensuring a continuous pipeline of talented leaders equipped to tackle the dynamic demands of the industry.

Vice Chancellor of the University of Eswatini Professor Justice Thwala expressed his sincere gratitude to the EWSC leadership for their invaluable partnership and support in making the MDP a resounding success.

“The MDP has been a transformative journey, sensitising our students to the dynamic changes in the business environment at both macro and micro levels.

“It has provided them with a unique opportunity to explore diverse leadership perspectives from Eswatini and around the world.”

Human Resources and Customer Experience Manager Nomahlubi Matiwane stated that the MDP was the managing director’s brainchild and makes tangible the corporation’s Employee Value Proposition.

EWSC promises growth and development and a challenging work environment to its employees, therefore this and other employee development initiatives are being implemented by the corporation to make the EVP real.

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