FOR decades, the National Social Security Authority (Nssa) operated on an outdated baseline, drawing its financial lifeblood exclusively from formal sector payroll deductions. However, as the structural realities of Zimbabwe’s economy shifted toward a highly informalised domestic landscape, this traditional pipeline steadily shrank, leaving millions of productive citizens completely locked out of formal social security…
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