Zimbabwe’s move to expand the Insurance and Pensions Commission’s (IPEC) authority over medical aid societies is being framed as a major win for consumer protection. But beneath the reform lies a difficult question: can a regulator truly protect policyholders in a system it does not control?
On April 24, 2026, the government gazetted the Insurance and Pensions Commission Amendment Act, formally bringing medical aid societies under IPEC’s registration, supervision, and regulatory oversight. The…
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