Java spells out IIZ vision as he assumes presidency

Java spells out IIZ vision as he assumes presidency

Staff Writer

The Insurance Institute of Zimbabwe (IIZ) new president Rueben Java says will continue with initiatives already underway to explore ways to grow IIZ brand and ensure the standards of the institute are upheld.

Java takes over from Mapiye Chigorondondo and will head the institution for the 2020/21 term of office.

“I am taking over this

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COVID-19 generates numerous scams

COVID-19 generates numerous scams

HARARE, COVID-19 scams have included supposed cures, fake testing sites and counterfeit personal protective equipment (PPE), Dr Katlego Mothudi, managing director of the Board of Healthcare Funders, a regional healthcare funders’ body, said last week.

Addressing an Association of Healthcare Funders of Zimbabwe all stakeholders’ webinar on health on Wednesday,

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General economic decline impacts short term insurers

General economic decline impacts short term insurers

Staff  Reporter
While the covid-19 lockdown contributed to the decline in performance in the short term insurance sector , the general decline in the economic growth of the country has taken a toll on the performance of corporates, Insurance 24 has learnt.
Corporates are the main consumers of short-term insurance products culminating

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ICZ continues fight against Covid 19, as it donates food hampers Parirenyatwa

ICZ continues fight against Covid 19, as it donates food hampers Parirenyatwa

Staff reporter

THE Insurance Council of Zimbabwe, (ICZ) on Friday handed over food hampers to the medical and ancillary staff of Parirenyatwa Covid 19 Treatment Centre as part of alleviating the pressures the staff is enduring in the fight against the pandemic.

Insurance Council of Zimbabwe is an association of short

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Pension’s asset base strengthens

Pension’s asset base strengthens

Staff reporter

Revaluation of investment property and quoted equities in response to currency reforms and inflation saw an 843 % increase in the pensions total asset base in the half year to June 2020.

The two asset classes increased by 1 263.41% and 657,10% respectively while the  total asset base of the industry increased to $66,41 billion as at 30 June 2020, up

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ZAPF holds training workshop

ZAPF holds training workshop

 HARARE, THE Zimbabwe Association of Pension Funds (ZAPF) will be hosting a webinar training workshop focusing on the impact of COVIDS 19 and currency reforms on the pensions industry.

Joice Benza, managing director X-pert Solutions and Nobert Phiri, (Insurance partner Muvingi and Mugadza) will be some of the presenters.

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Data confidentiality and Integrity critical for Insurance and Pensions

Data confidentiality and Integrity critical for Insurance and Pensions

Joyce Benza

A resilient Cybersecurity strategy must continually evolve in order to remain relevant to the environment.

The Strategies in the Covid-19 pandemic environment must also align with prevailing and possible future anticipated threats based on the “current and next normal”.

Yester-year Strategy for many no longer defend

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INSIGHTS into the Motor Insurance Pool (MIP)

INSIGHTS into the Motor Insurance Pool (MIP)

Victims of road traffic accidents involving foreign registered vehicles have been accessing compensation under the Motor Insurance Pool (MIP) upon lodging their claims. Unfortunately, some claims have gone unpaid due to non-fulfilment of requirements.

Some policyholders or victims have not been lodging claims due to inadequate knowledge of the processes

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“No Prospects Of Economic Recovery Under The Zanu PF Government,” – MDC-T Leader

A senior official in the opposition MDC-T, Abednico Bhebhe has expressed pessimism over the prospects of economic recovery under the governing ZANU PF.

He made the remarks while talking to the Daily News on Sunday Staff Writer Jeffrey Muvundusi in a wide-ranging interview which also discussed on the reports of human rights violations in the country. Below are the excerpts.

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Tension Continues To Mount As Zimbabwean Economy Falters

Protests in Zimbabwe are steadily becoming more irritated as the coronavirus pandemic inflames the country’s pre-existing issues. By The Organization for World Peace

Since gaining its independence from the United Kingdom in 1980, Zimbabwe has been characterized by a weak economy, poor leadership, human rights violations, and general corruption. The British took interest in this African region for its abundance of precious metals and ores, but the policies that have been enacted since 1980 have only driven Zimbabwe into deeper poverty. Now, the near-16.5 million

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