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The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has ordered all insurance, reinsurance, pension and funeral assurance entities to submit statutory quarterly reports on time and ensure they are properly signed off, following repeated delays and poor-quality submissions across the industry.

In Circular 14 of 2026 dated May 18, IPEC said the directive was issued

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The commissioning of the first 10 megawatts (MW) phase of the Glovers Solar Plant in Munyati marks a significant boost to Zimbabwe’s electricity supply, with the Public Service Commission (PSC)-backed project expected to ease pressure on the national grid and reduce dependence on costly power imports.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa commissioned the US$9,5 million first phase last Friday,

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The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has launched a Regulatory Sandbox aimed at accelerating innovation, expanding financial inclusion and modernising Zimbabwe’s insurance and pensions sector through technology-driven solutions.

The initiative, officially unveiled in Harare last week, is expected to provide a controlled environment where innovators can test new insurance and

IPEC Sounds Alarm Over Governance Failures, Pension Fund Fragmentation

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VICTORIA FALLS — The Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) has raised concerns over governance failures, weak compliance, fragmented pension structures and growing integrity risks within Zimbabwe’s pensions industry, warning that poor stewardship is threatening retirement security for thousands of pensioners.

Addressing

Bgoni outlines new investment opportunities to strengthen pension fund returns

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ZSE Holdings ceo Justin Bgoni says ongoing reforms and product innovation within Zimbabwe’s capital markets are creating new opportunities for pension funds to improve long-term returns and better protect retirement savings from inflation and currency risks.

Addressing delegates at the Zimbabwe Association

Africa’s patient capital for economic transformation

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Pension industry challenged to move beyond property investments

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CBZ Holdings group chief executive Lawrence Nyazema has urged Zimbabwe’s pension industry to redirect long-term savings into productive sectors of the economy, warning that excessive focus on defensive investments was limiting economic growth and retirement value creation.

Speaking at the Zimbabwe Association of Pension

Pension funds urged to drive Zimbabwe’s economic transformation

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VICTORIA FALLS — Zimbabwe’s pension industry has been challenged to take a more active role in financing national development projects while safeguarding members’ retirement savings, as the sector positions itself as a key partner in the country’s Vision 2030 agenda.

In her welcoming remarks, at the 51st annual congress