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The Zimbabwe Association of Pension Funds (ZAPF) has opened nominations for three vacant council seats ahead of its 51st annual general meeting and annual conference set for May 14 in Victoria Falls, as the pensions industry pushes for stronger leadership amid ongoing sector reforms.

ZAPF has invited members to submit nominations by April 28 for the three

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HARARE: Unpaid retirement benefits were the single biggest source of complaints in Zimbabwe’s pensions sector in 2025, underscoring persistent administrative failures that continue to erode public trust in retirement savings, according to the Insurance and Pensions Commission’s (IPEC) latest annual report.

The IPEC Pensions Report for the 12 months

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Zimbabwe’s financial sector must place consumer trust and fair treatment at the centre of insurance and pension reforms if it is to deepen financial inclusion and restore confidence in long-term savings, industry expert has said.

Speaking at the recent Insurance and Pensions Symposium hosted by the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC), Erna Motinga, deputy chief executive for prudential

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Zimbabwe’s pension funds and insurers could play a much bigger role in financing infrastructure, housing, industry and productive sectors if the right reforms are put in place, global pensions expert, Fiona Stewart from the World Bank has said.

Speaking at an Insurance and Pensions Symposium hosted by the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) last month, Stewart said insurance companies

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HARARE, Government has approved a wide-ranging overhaul of licences, permits, levies and fees in the financial services sector, in a move expected to ease the cost of doing business and improve financial inclusion.

The reforms, approved by Cabinet target long-standing concerns over high transaction costs, duplication of regulatory requirements and excessive

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Victoria Falls — Digital transformation and cyber governance expert Zéline Francis has called on insurers and pension funds to urgently strengthen cybersecurity collaboration and data-sharing frameworks, warning that African institutions face significantly higher cyberattack risks than their global counterparts.

Speaking at the ongoing Insurance

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VICTORIA FALLS – Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion deputy minister Kudakwashe Mnangagwa has challenged Zimbabwe’s insurance and pensions industry to position itself at the centre of economic transformation, as the sector marked two decades of regulatory oversight at the IPEC 2026 Symposium.

Speaking as guest of honour at the landmark

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Victoria Falls: Dr Grace Muradzikwa has called for a decisive shift from regulatory formalities to tangible industry impact, as she delivered opening remarks at the Insurance and Pensions Commission (IPEC) 2026 symposium underway in Victoria Falls.

Speaking at the high-level gathering of regulators, policymakers and industry leaders, Dr Muradzikwa said

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Government, business leaders and consumer representatives will meet this week to deliberate on Zimbabwe’s escalating fuel price pressures, amid growing concern over the knock-on effects on inflation, household welfare and broader economic stability.
The tripartite dialogue, organised by the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ), is scheduled for March 26 in Harare and is expected