This amends the Securities (Central Securities Depositories) Rules, 2013 published in Statutory Instrument 63 of 2013.

An Act to provide for the acquisition of farm equipment or material not being used for agricultural purposes; to amend section 5 of the Land Acquisition Act [Chapter 20:10]; and to provide for matters connected with or incidental to the foregoing.

This document outlines levies to be paid by every investor in debt securities.

This provides rules for activities of the Investor Protection Fund Board. It includes Board meetings, investigations by the Board, rejection of application, transfer of the investor protection levies.

This repeals the Collective Investment Schemes (Fees) Rules,1998 published in Statutory Instrument 174 of 1998.

The Collective Investment Schemes (Professional Schemes) Regulations, 1998, published in Statutory Instrument 176 of 1998, are amended by the deletion of the word “Regulations” wherever it appears and the substitution of “Rules.

The ZEC Strategic Plan is a public document that serves as a record of what ZEC stands for, what it does and why, and what it intends to achieve. It is a road map that guides and motivates the Commission for a defined period and plays an important role as a marker against which stakeholders can measure performance.

Zimbabwe Vision 2030 seeks to fundamentally transform Zimbabwe into an upper-middle-income economy, with a per capita Gross National Income of over US$5000 in real terms by 2030, from the current US$1 440.

The overall objective is to restore the manufacturing sector’s contribution to the GDP of Zimbabwe (from the current 15% to 30%) and its contribution to exports from 26% to 50% by 2015 consistent with the Medium-Term Plan.

This policy highlights the country’s strategies to increase exports and secure new markets for the country. The strategic goal is to increase export by at least 10 per cent annually from 2019 to 2023.

This policy elaborates the country’s blueprint to promote investment and industrialization. The main objective of the policy is to ensure economic growth, employment and the economic empowerment of citizens.

This policy is an implementing strategy of the National Trade Policy 2019-2023. The strategic goal is to reach an export earnings target of USD7 billion by 2023.

These guidelines list the requirements for import and export license applications in Zimbabwe.

This document outlines the requirement for registering a banking institution in Zimbabwe.

This Act is to ensure the unlawful proceeds of all serious crimes including drug trafficking to be identified and require financial institutions to provide information on unlawful proceeds from crime.

This document advises the public on the list of approved financial institutions for the buying and selling of foreign currencies.

This document outlines the guidelines and requirements for registering a microfinance institution in Zimbabwe.

This document outlines the requirements necessary to conduct a credit-only microfinance business in Zimbabwe.

This document elaborates the requirements necessary to establish a deposit-taking microfinance business in Zimbabwe.

The National Trade Policy (2012–2016) intends to increase exports and promote the diversification of the country’s export basket; to promote enhanced value-addition of primary commodities in all sectors of the economy, and to enhance trade facilitation in order to expedite trade flows by reducing barriers to trade.