Deposit Protection Corporation

The Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) was delighted to participate in Career Day at Concepts Learning Academy in Bulawayo on 29 May, 2026.

During the event, Ms. Mongi Manyoba delivered a presentation that provided learners with valuable insights into the DPC’s role in protecting depositors, as well as the various career opportunities within the financial services sector.

It was inspiring to engage with young individuals who are already contemplating their future careers and the positive impact they wish to make in their communities.

We express our gratitude to Concepts Learning Academy for creating this important platform and look forward to continuing our support for initiatives that empower and inspire the next generation.

The final day of Global Money Week 2026 activities in Manicaland Province concluded with an engaging outreach program at Nyamhuka Primary School in Nyanga.

Students actively participated in discussions about smart saving, financial literacy, and responsible financial decision-making, bringing the Manicaland program to a memorable conclusion.

DPC extends its sincere appreciation to the ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Sec Zim , Insurance and Pensions Commission, and POTRAZ for the strong collaboration and shared commitment to empowering young people with financial knowledge.

We also thank banking institutions, microfinance banks, schools, teachers, and all stakeholders who contributed to the success of the program in Manicaland.

As activities continue in other provinces, the DPC remains dedicated to promoting financial literacy and fostering a financially informed generation across Zimbabwe.

Insightful conversations, vibrant discussions, and meaningful engagement marked today’s Global Money Week 2026 outreach in Manicaland, Mutare, where DPC collaborated with fellow financial sector regulators, the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion, banking institutions, and micro-finance banks at Marymount Teachers College and Mutare Polytechnic.

Students and staff actively participated throughout the presentations and interactive question-and-answer sessions, asking thoughtful and relevant questions about saving, financial security, financial inclusion, and consumer protection.

The strong participation and curiosity demonstrated by the students made the engagements impactful and inspiring, highlighting a growing interest among young people in developing smart financial habits and making informed financial decisions.

We are proud to be part of these collaborative efforts that bring financial literacy closer to communities under this year’s Global Money Week theme: "Smart Money Talks."
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Our visit to Lupane State University’s Bulawayo Campus on Friday, 22 May 2026, was defined by curious minds, engaging conversations, and insightful questions.

It was a pleasure to connect with students and academic staff about the role of deposit protection in fostering confidence and stability in Zimbabwe’s financial sector. Conversations like these are essential as we work to raise awareness and empower future professionals.

We appreciate the thoughtful discussions and fresh perspectives shared during the session. The future of the financial sector looks bright with such engaged young minds.

Gatsi Primary School in Mutasa District, Manicaland, came alive with energy and excitement as students from surrounding schools gathered for the Global Money Week 2026 outreach program held under the theme: "Smart Money Talks".

Students from both primary and secondary schools actively participated in discussions about smart saving, financial literacy, and deposit protection.

What stood out most was the confidence and curiosity displayed by the learners, who asked insightful and relevant questions throughout the engagement. Their eagerness to learn made the conversations meaningful, interactive, and truly inspiring.

We are proud to continue reaching communities and empowering young people with financial knowledge that will help shape a smarter financial future.

DPC joined students and teachers at Mafararikwa High School in the Zimunya District of Manicaland today to commemorate Global Money Week 2026. This year's theme is "Smart Money Talks."

The outreach program, which more than 200 students and teachers attended, was held in collaboration with the ZimTreasury - Ministry of Finance & Econ Dev , the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe, Insurance and Pensions Commission , and POTRAZ.

Learners actively participated in discussions on smart saving, financial literacy, and the importance of deposit protection. Their enthusiasm and curiosity made the engagement truly rewarding.

Africa is a continent rich in culture, strength, hope, and endless possibilities.

Today, we celebrate the spirit that unites us and the future we are building together.

Happy Africa Day from the Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC).

Day 4 of Global Money Week 2026 was filled with energy and enthusiasm as more schools visited the DPC exhibition stand at the RBZ Sports Club in Mabelreign.

The excitement and eagerness of both students and teachers made the day truly rewarding. Learners actively engaged with the DPC team on topics such as smart saving, responsible financial habits, and the crucial role of deposit protection in strengthening confidence in Zimbabwe’s financial sector.

It has been inspiring to see young people displaying a keen interest in financial literacy and asking thoughtful questions about how to manage money wisely.

The DPC remains committed to empowering the next generation with the knowledge and confidence needed to make informed financial decisions, all under this year’s theme: "Smart Money Talks."

Day 3 of Global Money Week 2026 was a significant and engaging day for the Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC).

A key highlight was the presentation delivered by DPC’s Business Operations Director, Dr. C. Kanhai, at the CEO Round Table Meeting held at the RBZ Sports Club in Mabelreign. The presentation, titled “Smart Money, Safe Deposits: Building Trust and Confidence in Zimbabwe’s Financial Sector,” explored the vital role of deposit protection in safeguarding depositors’ funds and strengthening public confidence in Zimbabwe’s financial system.

This presentation was part of a series of insightful contributions from financial sector regulators and stakeholders aimed at advancing financial inclusion and equipping young people with the knowledge needed to make informed financial decisions.

Meanwhile, the DPC exhibition stand remained a hub of activity, with more schools visiting throughout the day. Students engaged enthusiastically with our team, asking thoughtful questions and learning about the importance of saving wisely and banking with confidence.

We are proud to contribute to a financially informed generation under this year’s theme: Smart Money Talks.

Day two of Global Money Week 2026 has been filled with meaningful conversations at the DPC exhibition stand located at the Reserve Bank Sports Club.

So far, we have engaged with over 600 students, teachers, and education stakeholders, sharing insights on smart saving, responsible financial decision-making, and the crucial role of deposit protection in safeguarding depositors’ funds.

The enthusiasm and thoughtful questions from the learners have been inspiring and serve as a reminder that today’s financial education is shaping tomorrow’s confident money managers.