This is despite challenging conditions experienced last year.
Nambawan Super Board Chairman, Anthony Smare, said the fund generated income of K703 million for 2019.
After tax, the fund recorded its highest ever profit of K504 million.
“This enables us to declare a 7% crediting rate, which will be processed and paid to members accounts, including Retirement Savings Accounts, over the next few days so that it is reflected in members balances by next week,” said Smare.
