Pension dashboards also help to locate missing pots, thus reducing the problem of unclaimed benefits the pensions industry is currently grappling with.

Convening, negotiating and consensus-building capacities are needed to harmonize benefit packages and payment methods and to minimize gaps across schemes.

Zimbabwe’s electronic payment systems are already highly resilient and secure.

Goal 2 aims for a “well educated citizens and skills revolution underpinned by science, technology and innovation.”

The administrator of the pension plan or the insurer has the duty and responsibility of processing a member's accrued benefits when they become due.

The 2019 currency reforms triggered a rise in the inflation rate and instability in the exchange rate that has produced extraordinary gains, referred to as “Revaluation Gains”.

 Livestock also yields value over time due to their potential reproduction rate.

The 2021 FinScope Consumer Survey revealed that 23% of Zimbabwe’s adult population was financially excluded.

 The delivery approach is in the form of a Youth Programme on elections and governance.

On Mandela Day, MINDS Scholars were challenged to demonstrate their definition of transformational leadership in their communities.

 Specifically, sector impact evaluation programmes should be scaled up.

The AfCFTA targets a market of 1.2 billion people representing US$2.5 trillion in cumulative GDP.

This article gives a snap view of MINDS activities and events held in 2023 that transforms leadership landscape in Africa.