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HR & Admin Officer

Company: Living Water International

Position: Human Resource & Admin Officer

Employment Type: Full-time

Location: Petauke, Eastern Province, Zambia

Post Date: 6 October 2026

Application Deadline: 7 October 2026 at 23:59 hours, Zambian time

Status: Re-advertised

About Living Water International

Living Water International (LWI) is a global Non-Governmental Organization that exists to demonstrate the love of God by helping communities acquire desperately needed clean water and experience “living water” (the gospel of Jesus Christ) which alone satisfies the deepest thirst. Living Water provides safe drinking water, Christian Witness, Sanitation and Hygiene Education to communities across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.

Department/Unit: Human Resources & Administration

Duty Station: LWI Project Office, Petauke, Zambia

Position Type: Full-Time

Reports to: Project Manager

Dotted Line: Human Resources Manager

The Opportunity

Living Water International (LWI) is seeking a suitably qualified, experienced and committed Christian professional to fill the position of Human Resource & Admin Officer.

The Human Resource & Admin Officer will provide effective and professional Human Resources and Administration support to the Project office, ensuring that people, systems, facilities and administrative processes are managed efficiently and in accordance with LWI policies, procedures, Christian values and applicable Zambian labour and regulatory requirements.

The position will serve as the primary HR and Administration focal point for the Project and will support managers and staff across the employee lifecycle, from workforce planning, recruitment and onboarding through performance management, staff development, employee relations, benefits administration, payroll support, staff wellbeing and separation.

On the Administration side, the Officer will ensure effective office operations, facilities management, travel and logistical coordination, fleet and asset administration, utilities, leases, office services and general administrative support. The position will also supervise designated administrative staff and ensure that the Project maintains a safe, professional, efficient and conducive working environment.

The successful candidate will be expected to demonstrate strong integrity, professionalism, confidentiality, initiative, people-management skills and a commitment to LWI's Christian mission and values.

Key Responsibilities

1. Human Resource Management

Serve as the HR focal point for the Project and provide timely and professional HR support to staff and management.
Implement LWI HR policies, procedures, systems and practices and ensure compliance across the Project.
Maintain accurate and confidential personnel files, both hard and electronic, and ensure that all required employee documentation is complete and up to date.
Manage the employee lifecycle, including appointments, contracts, probation, confirmation, transfers, promotions, leave, benefits, resignations, terminations, exit processes and employment documentation.
Respond to staff HR-related queries and provide appropriate advice, guidance and support.
Support the Project Manager and line managers in handling employee relations, grievances, disciplinary matters, workplace conflicts and other personnel issues.
Maintain strict confidentiality in all employee relations and personnel matters.
Monitor staff attendance, leave, morale, wellbeing and general employee engagement and escalate significant concerns to management.
Support staff welfare initiatives and promote a positive, respectful and professional working environment.
Conduct or coordinate exit interviews and identify issues that may affect staff retention, morale or performance.
Advise the Project Manager on staffing requirements, workforce planning, organizational structures and emerging HR needs.
Support management in ensuring that the Project has appropriate staffing levels, competencies and skills to achieve programme objectives.

2. Recruitment, Placement and Onboarding

Coordinate recruitment and placement processes in accordance with LWI policies and approved recruitment procedures.
Work with hiring managers to develop and review job descriptions, job profiles, vacancy advertisements, interview schedules and selection documentation.
Coordinate candidate screening, shortlisting, interviews, reference checks and other pre-employment processes.
Coordinate employment offers, contracts, appointment documentation and related recruitment processes.
Ensure recruitment processes are transparent, fair, timely, properly documented and compliant with applicable labour requirements.
Coordinate onboarding and induction of new staff and ensure that new employees understand LWI's mission, vision, Christian values, policies, Code of Conduct, safeguarding requirements and Project procedures.
Monitor probation periods and ensure probation assessments are completed on time.
Maintain an updated staffing establishment and provide management with regular updates on vacancies, appointments, staff movements and anticipated staffing needs.
Coordinate recruitment and engagement of consultants where required, including preparation and administration of consultancy documentation and contracts.

3. Performance Management and Staff Development

Support the implementation of LWI's performance management system at the Project.
Ensure staff and managers understand performance expectations, objectives, review processes and timelines.
Monitor completion of annual performance objectives, reviews, probation assessments and other performance-management requirements.
Support line managers in addressing performance gaps through coaching, development plans, performance improvement measures and appropriate follow-up.
Identify staff training and professional development needs in consultation with managers and employees.
Coordinate staff training, orientation, team-building, learning and capacity-building activities.
Maintain accurate records of staff development and training.
Promote continuous learning, professional growth, accountability and high performance.

4. Staff Welfare, Benefits and Employee Relations

Coordinate the administration of staff benefits and entitlements in accordance with LWI policies.
Maintain accurate records of employee benefits, allowances, leave and other staff entitlements.
Respond to staff queries relating to benefits and escalate complex matters to the Human Resources Manager.
Support staff welfare and wellbeing initiatives at the Project.
Monitor staff morale and provide appropriate first-line HR support.
Facilitate staff engagement, communication, team-building, recognition and wellbeing activities.
Support the resolution of grievances and workplace conflicts in a fair, timely and confidential manner.
Ensure disciplinary matters are handled in accordance with LWI policies and Zambian labour legislation.
Support management in maintaining a positive and healthy organizational culture.

5. HR Systems, Records and Reporting

Maintain accurate and timely employee information in the LWI Human Resources Information System (HRIS) and other approved HR trackers.
Ensure staff information, leave, attendance, contracts, recruitment status, staff movements and other HR data are regularly updated.
Maintain secure and confidential HR records in accordance with LWI requirements.
Prepare accurate monthly HR reports for the Project Manager and Human Resources Manager.
Provide HR data required for budgeting, workforce planning, audits, management decisions and organizational reporting.
Monitor HR compliance and proactively identify risks, gaps and areas requiring management attention.
Ensure all HR documentation is properly filed and readily accessible for authorized internal and external reviews.

6. Payroll and Compensation Administration

Participate in payroll administration and ensure timely submission of accurate payroll inputs and supporting documentation.
Coordinate submission of information relating to new appointments, staff changes, promotions, transfers, leave, salary adjustments, resignations and terminations.
Maintain accurate and confidential payroll-supporting records.
Support the administration of staff benefits, allowances, deductions and other employee entitlements.
Respond to staff payroll and benefits queries and coordinate their resolution with Finance and HR.
Support the preparation and monitoring of the annual Project HR budget.
Ensure HR-related activities and staff development requirements are appropriately incorporated into the Project budget.

7. Labour Law, Policy and Compliance

Maintain a sound working knowledge of Zambian labour laws and regulations affecting employment and HR practices.
Keep abreast of relevant changes in labour legislation and advise the Project Manager and Human Resources Manager on implications for LWI.
Ensure HR practices at the Project remain compliant with applicable legislation and LWI policies.
Support the implementation, review and updating of HR policies, procedures, job profiles, organizational structures and related HR systems.
Ensure proper administration of employment contracts, disciplinary processes, grievances, leave, benefits and staff separation.
Promote staff awareness and compliance with LWI policies relating to the Code of Conduct, safeguarding, prevention of harassment, equal opportunity, health and safety and professional conduct.
Escalate complex employment or legal matters to the Human Resources Manager.

Administration Responsibilities

8. General Administration and Office Management

Coordinate day-to-day administrative operations of the Project and ensure efficient delivery of administrative services.
Support the development and implementation of administrative policies, systems, procedures, goals and objectives.
Ensure administrative activities are implemented in accordance with LWI policies, approved budgets and applicable regulatory requirements.
Maintain accurate administrative records, contracts, service agreements, leases and related documentation.
Prepare and monitor the Project administrative budget in collaboration with the Project Manager and relevant departments.
Supervise the Administrative Assistant and provide direction, coaching, mentoring, performance feedback and support.
Develop clear work schedules and responsibilities for administrative staff and monitor completion of assigned tasks.
Conduct performance reviews for directly supervised administrative staff in accordance with LWI's performance management system.

9. Facilities, Office Services and Security

Oversee the cleanliness, maintenance, functionality and general appearance of the Project office premises.
Coordinate office cleaning, maintenance, repairs and other external service contracts.
Ensure the office provides a safe, secure, professional and conducive working environment.
Coordinate timely payment and availability of utilities and essential office services, including electricity, water, internet, telephone, airtime and data bundles.
Ensure office supplies and essential services are available when required.
Support compliance with workplace health, safety, security and environmental requirements.
Identify facility-related risks and recommend appropriate corrective measures.
Ensure appropriate arrangements are in place for the safety and security of staff, visitors, assets and office premises.

10. Travel, Visitors and Logistics

Coordinate travel arrangements for staff, management, consultants and approved visitors, including flights, accommodation and ground transportation.
Provide logistical support for local and international visitors travelling to the Project.
Coordinate logistics for meetings, workshops, training events, staff gatherings and other organizational activities.
Ensure travel and logistical arrangements are cost-effective and comply with LWI policies.
Coordinate accommodation, transport, workspace and other logistical requirements for consultants and visitors.
Liaise with relevant departments to ensure timely and effective delivery of logistical support.

11. Fleet, Assets and Stores Support

Support the management and administration of the Project fleet in coordination with relevant administrative and programme staff.
Assist in planning and coordinating transport requirements for staff and programme activities.
Ensure vehicles are maintained according to approved preventive maintenance schedules.
Maintain appropriate vehicle records and ensure that vehicle-related documentation is current.
Collaborate with Finance and relevant departments to ensure that the Project asset register is accurate and regularly updated.
Support proper custody, tracking, utilization and accountability of office assets and equipment.
Facilitate receipt and collection of shipments, courier packages and procured items.
Ensure received items are properly documented and recorded in the appropriate stores or asset records.

12. Leases, Contracts and Service Providers

Coordinate administration of office, staff accommodation and other relevant lease agreements.
Maintain an up-to-date register of leases, service contracts and administrative agreements.
Monitor contract and lease expiry dates and initiate timely renewals or termination processes.
Ensure relevant contracts are reviewed and approved in accordance with LWI policies and delegated authorities.
Liaise with service providers and contractors to ensure satisfactory delivery of services.
Monitor administrative service providers and escalate performance concerns to management.

13. Reporting, Risk Management and Other Duties

Prepare and submit timely monthly HR and Administration reports to the Project Manager and Human Resources Manager.
Provide management with accurate information on staffing, recruitment, employee relations, attendance, leave, HR compliance, administration, facilities, fleet and other relevant matters.
Identify HR and administrative risks and recommend practical mitigation measures.
Support internal and external audits by providing authorized HR and administrative documentation.
Participate in staff, management and departmental meetings as required.
Maintain professional confidentiality and integrity in all HR and administrative matters.
Support LWI's fraud prevention, safeguarding, Code of Conduct, health and safety and other organizational compliance requirements.
Undertake any other duties and assignments reasonably related to the position as directed by the Project Manager or Human Resources Manager.

Education and Experience

Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Management, Public Administration, Industrial Relations or a related field.
At least 5 years of progressive experience in Human Resources and Administration, preferably within an international NGO, faith-based organization, development organization or similar environment.
Membership of the Zambia Institute of Human Resource Management (ZIHRM) with a valid practising licence is required.
Demonstrated experience in recruitment, employee relations, onboarding, performance management, staff welfare, HR administration and payroll support.
Demonstrated experience maintaining confidential HR and administrative records.
Experience supervising administrative staff and coordinating office operations.
Experience in facilities, fleet, logistics, asset, lease and general office management is an advantage.
Experience working in an international NGO or faith-based organization is strongly preferred.

Knowledge, Skills and Competencies

A committed Christian faith and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, with the ability to support and model LWI's Christian mission, vision and values.
Good working knowledge of Zambian labour laws, employment regulations, HR policies and practices.
Strong understanding of the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, onboarding, performance management, employee relations, staff development, benefits and separation.
Strong recruitment experience, including competency-based interviewing and candidate selection.
Strong interpersonal, communication, counselling and relationship-management skills.
Ability to provide sound HR advice and support to staff and managers while maintaining confidentiality.
Strong organizational, planning, coordination and time-management skills.
Ability to take initiative, work independently and manage competing priorities with minimal supervision.
Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities.
Good supervisory, coaching, mentoring and people-management skills.
Ability to develop and implement HR and administrative systems, procedures, job profiles, policies and organizational structures.
Strong computer literacy, including proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and other relevant HR/administrative systems.
Ability to prepare accurate HR and administrative reports and maintain reliable databases and trackers.
Ability to work collaboratively with Finance, Procurement, Programme, Operations and other teams.
High level of integrity, professionalism, accountability, discretion and attention to detail.
Demonstrated commitment to staff wellbeing, safeguarding, professional conduct and organizational accountability.
Excellent written and verbal English communication skills.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their application letter together with a detailed updated Curriculum Vitae of not more than four pages to:

The Human Resources Manager
Living Water International
No. 19 Warthog Street
Kabulonga
Lusaka, Zambia

Do not send copies of your qualifications at this stage.
The position applied for should be clearly indicated in the subject line of your email when sending your application.
Submit applications to Zambia.Jobs@water.cc or hand deliver to the physical address indicated above in Lusaka.
Please do not submit emailed applications to any other email address apart from the one provided above. Any application submitted through a different email address will not be considered.
Interested candidates should have their own accommodation in Petauke.

Application Deadline: Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 23:59 hours, Zambian time.

Please Note

LWI Zambia is an equal opportunity employer, and therefore qualified females are encouraged to apply.
All documents submitted will not be returned and are subject to authenticity and background checks.
A recommendation from your local pastor / church leader will be an added advantage.
Only shortlisted candidates shall be contacted.
Visit www.water.cc for more information about the activities of Living Water International.
Only applicants that strictly meet the qualifications and person specifications should apply.

Tumbuka News Caster

Station: Lumezi FM Radio 98.1

Position: Tumbuka News Caster

Location: Lumezi, Eastern Province, Zambia

Posting Date: 29 September 2026

Interview Date: Friday, 2 October 2026

Closing Date: 2 October 2026

Vacancy Announcement

Lumezi FM Radio 98.1 is looking for a talented and dedicated Tumbuka News Caster to join the team. The successful candidate should be a fluent speaker, reader and writer of Tumbuka and able to translate news and content from English into Tumbuka.

Purpose of the Role

The successful candidate will be responsible for reading, presenting and delivering accurate and engaging news bulletins in Tumbuka, as well as translating news scripts and other content from English into clear, broadcast-ready Tumbuka for listeners across Lumezi, Lundazi and the surrounding communities.

Key Requirements & Qualifications

Fluent speaker, reader and writer of Tumbuka (NO CHI BWI-BWI).
Ability to translate content from English into Tumbuka.
Minimum of a Grade 12 Certificate.
Must be 20 years of age and above.
Not given to alcohol and of sound moral character.
Non-partisan (no political affiliation).
No criminal record.
Ability to work under pressure and meet broadcast deadlines.
Must own a smartphone.
Computer literate.
Must be resident within Lumezi.

How to Apply

Interested candidates who meet the above requirements should submit an application letter together with a Curriculum Vitae (CV), copies of academic certificates and a copy of their National Registration Card (NRC) to Lumezi FM Radio 98.1 and come to Lumezi FM Radio Station in person on Friday, 2 October 2026 for interviews.

Lumezi FM Radio 98.1

P.O. Box 530054 | Eastern Province, Zambia

Tel: +26097-3146361 / 096-2197960

Email: lumeziinfo.916@gmail.com

CONTACT VIA EMAIL

Important: Candidates are required to submit their documents and attend the interview in person as stated in the vacancy announcement.

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JOB OPPORTUNITY

MEL OFFICER

Promoting Equality in African School Zambia Limited

Full-time | Katete, Eastern Province

THE OPPORTUNITY

This is an exciting opportunity for an ambitious and highly motivated MEL professional to lead the implementation of monitoring, evaluation and learning activities across PEAS Zambia's Eastern Province portfolio under the guidance of the Senior MEL Officer.

The successful candidate will coordinate timely data collection, quality assurance, analysis and reporting; maintain agreed data spreadsheets, dashboards and platforms; and support learning and research across the Eastern Province programme.

The candidate will work with Zambia and Global MEL colleagues, programme teams, government stakeholders, and external researchers and evaluators to ensure evidence is accurate, timely and used to improve programme delivery.

The ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience working with large datasets, developing digital data collection tools, conducting analysis, producing high-quality reports and translating evidence into actionable recommendations.

MONITORING, EVALUATION AND LEARNING (MEL) RESPONSIBILITIES

Supervise the MEL Assistant to ensure accurate data collection, cleaning and reporting across all Eastern Province projects; provide coaching and quality assurance of MEL Assistant responsibilities.
Maintain and update required data spreadsheets, dashboards and platforms accurately and on time, following agreed reporting cycles, data standards and version-control procedures.
Develop and deploy digital surveys using CommCare and KoboToolbox to streamline organization-wide data collection.
Design, build and maintain Power BI dashboards for operations and programs to generate actionable insights for programmatic and strategic decision-making.
Support the development and maintenance of MEAL frameworks, indicators and tools aligned with project goals and donor requirements for both programs and operations.
Analyze qualitative and quantitative data to assess program performance and outcomes and guide continuous improvement.
Conduct internal evaluations including baseline, midline and endline evaluations and document lessons learned to support adaptive programming.
Standardize data cleaning processes and ensure compliance with data security and quality protocols.
Promote a data-driven culture by integrating MEL into planning, implementation and review processes.
Work closely with the PEAS Global MEL team and external researchers and evaluators to plan and facilitate programme evaluations and research, including tool review, permissions and ethical requirements, sampling, fieldwork coordination, data quality assurance, data provision and follow-up on findings.
Train staff and field teams on MEL tools, data collection protocols and analysis techniques to strengthen organizational MEL capacity.
Facilitate learning sessions and data review meetings to translate findings into actionable program improvements.
Produce routine performance and evaluation reports in line with agreed cycles, and provide accurate data, analysis and narrative input to donor reports as required, meeting reporting deadlines and agreed indicator definitions.

WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR

We are seeking a highly organized, analytical and solutions-oriented individual who is passionate about improving education through evidence and learning.

The successful candidate will possess strong quantitative and qualitative research skills, excellent attention to detail and the ability to communicate complex findings clearly with diverse audiences.

They will thrive in a dynamic environment, be comfortable managing multiple priorities and demonstrate a commitment to PEAS' mission of improving educational opportunities for young people across Zambia.

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA

At least a bachelor's degree, ideally in Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics, Data Science, Mathematics, Economics or another field with a strong quantitative or research component.
Candidates whose bachelor's degree is in another subject must also hold a relevant postgraduate qualification or professional certificate in monitoring and evaluation, statistics, data analysis, data science, research methods or a related quantitative field.
Minimum 3 years' experience in monitoring, evaluation, research or learning role.
Demonstrated experience collecting, cleaning, validating and managing quantitative and qualitative data, with clear responsibility for data quality.
Advanced Excel skills, including formula-based analysis, data cleaning, validation, reconciliation and management of large datasets.
Demonstrated experience analyzing quantitative and qualitative data to answer monitoring, research or evaluation questions.
Experience developing and maintaining Power BI dashboards, including data preparation, refresh processes, quality checks and user-focused visualization.
Experience using digital data-collection platforms such as KoboToolbox, CommCare or similar.
Excellent analytical report-writing and data-visualization skills, including the ability to communicate complex quantitative and qualitative findings clearly to non-technical audiences.
Experience coordinating field-based data collection activities.
Strong project management and organizational skills.
Excellent verbal and written English communication skills.
Understanding of safeguarding and ethical research practices.
Demonstrated ability to manage recurring reporting deadlines, maintain accurate records and work independently with limited day-to-day supervision.

DESIRABLE CRITERIA

These knowledge and experience criteria are not required for your application. However, if you have any of the following desirable knowledge or experiences, PEAS encourages you to highlight them in your application:

Experience working in the education sector.
Demonstrated ability to apply statistical analysis beyond basic descriptive reporting, with knowledge of sampling, inferential statistics and interpretation of results, using statistical software such as Stata, R, SPSS or Python.
Experience contributing data, analysis or narrative to donor reports and working with donor indicator frameworks.
Experience supporting or conducting research and evaluations, including collaboration with external researchers or evaluators.
Experience supervising field teams, research assistants or MEL staff.
Experience working with schools and district, provincial or national education stakeholders in Zambia.

RECRUITMENT PROCESS

Application review.
Technical assessment.
Competency-based interview.
Reference checks.

WORKING ARRANGEMENTS

This role will be based in Katete, Eastern Province. Regular travel to schools and programme locations within the province will be required.

Hybrid working arrangements may be considered where operationally feasible.

WORKING AT PEAS

No matter what the role, team, context or country, PEAS employees are guided by their values, intrinsically motivated and energetic.

Make a meaningful impact: Contribute to evidence generation and learning that helps strengthen schools and improve educational outcomes for thousands of learners across Zambia.
Be part of a collaborative team: Join a supportive and purpose-driven team that values learning, innovation, accountability and continuous improvement.
Opportunities for professional growth: Work across programmes and departments, developing skills and experience beyond your core role while contributing to organizational learning.
A values-driven organization: Be part of an organization committed to integrity, safeguarding, inclusion and delivering lasting impact through education.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply, please click on the application link provided by PEAS to complete the application form. Once completed, also submit your CV to:

📧 Email: zambia.recruitment@peas.org.uk

Subject: MEL Officer – Katete – YOUR NAME

SUBMIT CV

APPLICATION DEADLINE: 23rd August 2026

Applications will be reviewed and shortlisted on a rolling basis and the recruitment process may close sooner than the stated date if a high number of suitable candidates is received.

Due to high volumes of applications, if you have not heard from PEAS within 2 weeks of the closing date, please assume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.

ACCESSIBILITY AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

PEAS is committed to ensuring its opportunities are accessible to all. Candidates who require support during the recruitment process can contact:

📧 info@peas.org.uk

PEAS welcomes all applicants and treats every application fairly based on merit.

SAFEGUARDING AND ANTI-CORRUPTION

PEAS is highly committed to keeping children safe from harm and preventing corruption. The organization takes its responsibility to promote safe recruitment practices seriously, including conducting appropriate reference and background checks.

PEAS operates a zero-tolerance approach to employees who breach its Safeguarding and Anti-Corruption Policies, which all employees are required to sign upon induction.

PEAS is an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate in its recruitment practices and actively seeks a diverse applicant pool.

Recruitment Notice: Applicants are advised not to pay money to anyone for recruitment, job placement, interviews, employment or any recruitment-related service.

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