Discover how NSSF saw a staggering increase of Shs1 trillion in savers' contributions over just eight years!
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has witnessed a remarkable growth in savers' contributions, with a monumental increase of Shs1 trillion over the span of eight years. This unprecedented growth was highlighted in a statement released on Monday by the Fund. Back in 2015, the total contribution stood at Shs688 billion before the launch of the 2015-2025 Strategic Plan, marking a significant turning point in the Fund's trajectory.
In a recent development, the High Court in Dar es Salaam issued a ruling demanding Premier Girls Secondary School's owner, Aysha Mzee, to settle arrears amounting to over 228 million TZS to the NSSF. This legal action underscores the importance of honoring financial commitments and upholding social security obligations.
It is evident that NSSF's strategic initiatives, such as the 2015-2025 Strategic Plan, have had a tangible impact on the Fund's growth and ability to secure savers' contributions effectively. The High Court's decision serves as a reminder of the legal recourse available to ensure adherence to financial responsibilities and safeguard the interests of social security beneficiaries.
In conclusion, the NSSF's surge in savers' contributions reflects a positive trend towards financial stability and long-term sustainability. The court order to pay arrears not only reinforces the legal framework supporting social security but also highlights the crucial role that institutions like NSSF play in securing the future well-being of citizens.
The Fund said in a Monday statement that total contribution in 2015 was Shs688 billion before it launched the 2015-2025 Strategic Plan, with a key strategic ...
DAR ES SALAAM: THE High Court, Dar es Salaam Sub-Registry, has ordered the owner of Premier Girls Secondary School, Aysha Mzee, to pay over 228m/- to the ...
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF), Uganda's national savings scheme, has hit Ugshs 20 trillion in Assets Under Management (AUM), one and a half years ...