Harare, Zimbabwe – 27 June 2025… Marist Brothers Nyanga has emerged as the champion of the 2025 Capital Markets High School Quiz Competition, securing the coveted first-place title along with a grand prize of USD 3,000 and an additional USD 1,000 from the Securities Exchange Commission. Each participating student from the winning team also received USD 100 in recognition of their outstanding performance.
Zengeza 1 High School finished as worthy runners-up, earning a prize of USD 2,000, with each of their participating students receiving USD 50.
Organized by Financial Markets Indaba in partnership with Zimpapers, the Capital Markets Quiz is a flagship educational initiative aimed at enhancing financial literacy among Zimbabwean youth. The competition challenges students to demonstrate their knowledge of capital markets, personal finance, and economic principles—skills that are increasingly vital in today’s world.
This year saw a total of 40 schools participating.
POSB Zimbabwe, a proud sponsor of the event, reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment and financial inclusion through education.
“This competition is more than just a contest—it’s a platform for nurturing informed, confident, and financially savvy young leaders,” said Mr. David Makacha, Public Relations Manager at POSB. “We are incredibly proud to be part of this transformative journey. The enthusiasm and brilliance displayed by these young minds is inspiring. At POSB, we believe that investing in financial education today lays the foundation for a more prosperous and inclusive tomorrow.”
This year’s edition of the quiz coincided with POSB’s 120th anniversary milestone that underscores the Bank’s enduring legacy of community development and educational support.
POSB extends heartfelt congratulations to Marist Brothers Nyanga for their stellar achievement and applauds all participating schools for their dedication and excellence. The bank remains steadfast in its mission to support initiatives that prepare Zimbabwe’s youth for a brighter financial future.
Zengeza 1 High School came second on their inaugural participation and walked away with USD2000.00
