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Key Responsibilities: Assist the sales team in daily operations Input and manage sales data using Excel Track sales performance and prepare basic reports Support management of sales outlets and agents Perform other duties as assigned Requirements : Bachelor’s degree from a recognized Zambian university Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply Age preferably between 25–28 Proficient in Microsoft Office (especially Excel) Good communication and organizational skills Detail-oriented and responsible
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