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FINANCE VACANCIES – NERCHA

Creditors Officer 

A vacancy of Creditors Officer exists in the Financial Services Division tenable at the Head Office. Any interested person with the requisite requirements as stated in the TORs below are requested to submit their CV, Application Letter and Certified Academic Certificates to the HR Office through email: recruitment@nercha.org.sz.

Job Title: Creditors Officer

Division: Financial Services

Reporting to: Creditors and Payments Supervisor

Key Function:
To ensure accurate, timely, and compliant processing of all supplier payments and creditor transactions by maintaining up-to-date financial records, reconciling accounts, and supporting effective financial management in line with organizational policies, donor requirements, and statutory regulations.

Key Performance Areas

  • Payment of Creditors: Process and capture supplier invoices accurately and promptly, ensuring all payments are supported by authorized documentation and processed within set timelines.

  • Creditors Reconciliation: Prepare and update monthly supplier account reconciliations, investigate variances, and ensure all outstanding items are resolved or escalated as required.

  • Document Management and Filing: Maintain organized and secure creditor files, ensuring all source documents, reconciliations, and payment records are properly filed and retrievable for review or audit.

  • Supplier Relationship Management: Liaise with suppliers to address payment queries, resolve discrepancies, and maintain positive working relationships that support operational efficiency.

  • Financial Reporting: Compile monthly creditors ageing analyses and commitment registers to support transparent financial monitoring and donor reporting requirements.

  • Compliance and Audit Support: Ensure all creditors’ processes comply with financial regulations, donor requirements, and internal controls, and provide full documentation during audits and reviews.

Skills:

  • Strong knowledge of accounts payable processes, invoice verification, and payment procedures.

  • Attention to detail and accuracy in processing invoices, reconciling accounts, and maintaining records.

  • Proficiency in accounting software and MS Excel for financial tracking and reporting.

  • Understanding of financial regulations, internal controls, and donor compliance requirements.

  • Good communication and problem-solving skills to resolve supplier queries and discrepancies.

Required Education/Qualifications:

  • Minimum: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting

Required Experience:

  • Minimum: 2 years’ experience in an accounting environment

Closing Date: 16th July 2026


NB: If you do not hear from us within 1 month after the deadline, please consider your application unsuccessful.


General Ledger Officer

A vacancy of General Ledger Officer exists in the Financial Services Division tenable at the Head Office. Any interested person with the requisite requirements as stated in the TORs below are requested to submit their CV, Application Letter and Certified Academic Certificates to the HR Office through email: recruitment@nercha.org.sz.

Job Title: General Ledger Officer

Division: Financial Services

Reporting to: Financial Accountant

Key Function:
To maintain the integrity and accuracy of the organization’s financial records by managing the general ledger, preparing financial reports, reconciling accounts, and ensuring compliance with organizational policies, donor requirements, and statutory financial regulations.

Key Performance Areas

  • Financial Reporting: Prepare and submit accurate donor financial reports, budget monitoring reports, and monthly schedules to support management accounts and audit requirements.

  • Cash Management: Manage banking operations, including revenue collection, petty cash control, and bank reconciliations, ensuring accurate and timely cash reporting for each grant.

  • General Ledger Maintenance: Maintain and update the general ledger with payroll, liquidation, and financial transactions, ensuring accuracy and timely reconciliation of suspense, debtor, and accrual accounts.

  • Fixed Asset Management: Maintain and reconcile the fixed asset register with the general ledger, ensuring accurate asset recording, depreciation, and compliance with asset management policies.

  • Budget Management: Capture approved budgets into the accounting system accurately and in line with donor and organizational financial frameworks.

  • Financial Reporting and Compliance: Ensure all general ledger processes comply with financial regulations, donor requirements, and audit standards, providing full documentation and support during reviews.

  • Audit and Control Support: Assist in preparing audit schedules, respond to queries, and support both internal and external audits to ensure transparency and accountability.

Skills:

  • Strong knowledge of general ledger accounting, financial reporting, and reconciliation processes.

  • Attention to detail with high accuracy in financial transactions and reporting.

  • Proficiency in accounting software and MS Excel for financial analysis.

  • Understanding of donor funding requirements, compliance, and audit standards.

  • Good communication and problem-solving skills to resolve discrepancies and liaise with stakeholders.

Required Education/Qualifications:

  • Minimum: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting

Required Experience:

  • Minimum: 2 years’ experience in an accounting environment

Closing Date: 16th July 2026


NB: If you do not hear from us within 1 month after the deadline, please consider your application unsuccessful.


Payments Officer

A vacancy of Payments Officer exists in the Financial Services Division tenable at the Head Office. Any interested person with the requisite requirements as stated in the TORs below are requested to submit their CV, Application Letter and Certified Academic Certificates to the HR Office through email: recruitment@nercha.org.sz.

Job Title: Payments Officer

Division: Financial Services

Reporting to: Creditors and Payments Supervisor

Key Function:
To verify that all payments are correctly captured in the system, print cheques, submit cheques for signing and monitor delivery to relevant beneficiary and resolve queries from creditors.

Key Performance Areas

  • Payment Processing: Process supplier, staff, and statutory payments accurately and on time. Verify payment requests for completeness, accuracy, and approval.

  • Cheque Management: Prepare, issue, and maintain records of cheque payments. Monitor outstanding and stale cheques and facilitate reissues where necessary.

  • EFT Management: Prepare and process Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payments. Verify banking details and reconcile EFT transactions.

  • Payment of Cash Allowances: Process approved staff allowances and maintain accurate records and ensure timely retirement of advances.

  • Financial Reporting: Prepare payment and reconciliation reports. Maintain accurate payment records and support internal and external audits.

Skills:

  • Strong knowledge of payment processing, accounts payable, cheque management, and Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) procedures.

  • High level of accuracy and attention to detail in processing payments, reconciling accounts, and maintaining financial records.

  • Proficiency in accounting software, ERP systems, and Microsoft Excel.

  • Sound understanding of financial regulations, internal controls, and donor or public sector financial compliance requirements.

  • Good analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills with the ability to resolve payment queries and discrepancies.

  • Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive financial information with integrity.

  • Strong organisational and time management skills with the ability to meet strict deadlines.

Required Education/Qualifications:

  • Minimum: Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting

Required Experience:

  • Minimum: 2 years’ experience in an accounting environment

Closing Date: 16th July 2026


NB: If you do not hear from us within 1 month after the deadline, please consider your application unsuccessful.

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