SECZIM

We are a regulatory body of Zimbabwe's capital markets set in terms of the securities Act (Chapter 24:25) in 2008 by Government through the Ministry of Finance.

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The Commission signed an MoU with the Victoria Falls International Financial Services Centre on shared services, an important step towards stronger institutional collaboration, greater operational efficiency and the continued development of Zimbabwe’s financial services sector.

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The SECZim Acting Chief Executive Officer Mr Tichaona Mushambadope delivered a presentation at the inaugural Financial Markets Stakeholder Summit, held in Bulawayo from 10 to 11 November 2026.

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As part of the national effort to promote cleaner and healthier communities, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZim) partnered with the National Venture Capital Company of Zimbabwe in a clean-up exercise at its offices in Avondale

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Have your say: Virtual assets regulation in Zimbabwe!
The Commission of invites members of the public to participate in its virtual assets survey. Your feedback will help the Commission understand the current level of virtual asset awareness

https://t.co/ZDx7bK1taN

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Help shape the future of virtual assets regulation in Zimbabwe

The findings of this research will help the Commission understand the current level of virtual asset adoption.
The survey closes on Monday, 16 November 2026.
Take part using the link below:
https://t.co/S8uMuay4XY

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The Commission was proud to sponsor the Business Journalist of the Year Award at the 2026 National Journalism and Media Awards (NJAMA), hosted by the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) in Harare on 23 October . Journalists are essential partners in capital market development

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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe is inviting applications from suitably qualified and motivated candidates to fill the position of Legal Graduate Trainee in the Corporate Services Department. To access the full Vacancy Notice visit https://t.co/NZUDaS1Qbt

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Under the theme “Every Story Is Unique, Every Journey Matters,” employees of SECZim wore pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.This initiative highlights the importance standing together in support of those affected by breast cancer.

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Highlights from SECZim’s participation at the 5th ZEDCON 2026 in Bulawayo as a Gold Sponsor.
The Commission Acting CEO joined the plenary discussion on Homegrown Fintech and Financial Inclusion and delivered a presentation on “Smart Capital Markets for Smart Infrastructure.”

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Former Head Boy Godwin Dhiiza and former Vice Head Boy George Chibanda invited SECZim to George Stark High School in Mbare for an investor education outreach under #MySchoolMyCommunity, promoting financial literacy and innovation.

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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe has launched the Capital Markets Regulatory Portal. As a licensed market intermediary, you can now register your institution and submit your returns online.

🔗 Register today at https://t.co/FHA2VM3hwY
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Meet the 2026 Capital Markets High Schools Quiz champions as they reflect on their journey to the top!
John Tallach High School from Matabeleland North won the 5th Edition of the Capital Markets High Schools Quiz Competition. The trophy has gloated from Manicaland to Mat North.

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John Tallach High School from Matabeleland North was crowned overall winner of the 5th Edition of the Capital Markets High Schools Quiz competition. Last year’s trophy went to Nyanga High Marist Brothers School in Manicaland. This year it was scooped by Matabeleland North.

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Wondering what role the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe plays in the country’s capital market?

Follow SECZIM’s social media platforms for a series of answers to frequently asked questions on investing in the capital market.

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Interested in investing in the capital market but wondering why you should?

This video unpacks why investing in the capital markets matters and highlights key considerations every investor should understand before making investment decisions.

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Vacancy Notice: Principal AML Surveillance and Analysis Officer
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“The Diaspora should be strategically reconnected with their original homes to mobilize capital for various development projects, leveraging their deep emotional ties and nostalgic sentiment. By establishing formal channels for investment, diaspora bonds, and philanthropic partnerships, this connection can transform sentimental attachment into tangible financial resources. Such engagement not only funds infrastructure, education, and business ventures but also strengthens transnational networks, fostering mutual growth and lasting bonds between the diaspora and their homeland.”Mr Mushambadope

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The final pool rounds of the 5th Edition Capital Markets High Schools Quiz were held on 1–2 October. Congratulations to Pool winners: Kuwadzana, Seke 4, Harare High & John Tallach!
They proceed to the Grand Final on 9 October. Best of luck!

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SECZim Acting Chief Executive Officer, Tichaona Mushambadope, presented at ZEDCON today under the theme "Smart Capital Markets for Smart Infrastructure." #ZEDCON2026 #SmartInfrastructure #SmartCapitalMarkets #InvestorProtection #NDSII #Vision2030 #SECZim

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ZEDCON 2026

We are on Day 3 of the 5th Zimbabwe Economic Development Conference (ZEDCON) 2026, taking place in Bulawayo, the City of Kings and Queens.

Today’s programme features the Official Opening Ceremony, followed by a key session on Internet Infrastructure and Connectivity for Inclusive Economic Growth.

As Zimbabwe advances towards an Upper Middle-Income Society by 2030, reliable, accessible and affordable digital connectivity remains critical to expanding economic opportunities, supporting innovation, improving access to services and ensuring that communities and businesses can participate meaningfully in the digital economy.

Follow the conversation as ZEDCON 2026 continues to explore practical solutions for smart infrastructure, inclusive growth and sustainable economic transformation.

What role do you think improved digital connectivity can play in driving Zimbabwe’s economic growth?

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