“Financial literacy is not a soft skill. It is a survival skill.” – Nonkululeko Gobodo, Chartered Accountant & Business Leader, South Africa
In a world of rising costs, market shocks and rapid innovation, understanding money is not optional, it is crucial for managing, growing and protecting your resources.
Financial literacy empowers your everyday choices from budgeting and borrowing to investing and building wealth. It transforms risks into opportunities.
Given Zimbabwe’s surprisingly low capital market participation levels of about 3%, we need to prioritise financial literacy as a basic survival skill needed in a world that is increasingly digital and becoming highly financialised.