Earn commissions by referring small and medium enterprises to become members of the SMEAZ Savings and Credit Cooperative Society (SMEAZ SACCOS).

The SMEAZ SACCOS helps members to save money as well as get loans when they need them. Details and benefits of membership are available on this page. We offer a commission of US$10 for every new member that you successfully bring on board. This will be in addition to the membership commission you will obtain from the SME Association of Zimbabwe. If you had not already done so, register as an Affiliate Marketer with SME Association of Zimbabwe here.

Should you wish to sign up on our Affiliate Marketing program, you can click on the button below.

Register as an Affiliate Marketer

Once you complete the registration, on the top left side of your screen will be an Affiliate Marketing Home Page menu item. From there you can get your Affiliate ID which you should add to the end of any link that you share as part of your marketing campaigns. Any successful referrals from that link will be credited automatically to your account.

We also offer another Affiliate Marketing program where you can earn from selling members' products. Details are on this page.

The UNCDF has partnered with Bamboo Capital Partners to launch the Bamboo-UNCDF Initiative for the BUILD Fund, aimed at driving financial support to SDG-focused businesses in the least developed countries (LDCs).This initiative supports enterprises with high social impact but high financial risk, targeting areas underserved by traditional financiers. The BUILD Fund, supported by the BUILDER TA Facility, pioneers a unique investment approach in SMEs within LDCs. 

The EOI specifically seeks organizations with growth capital needs aligned with the BUILD Fund's financing instruments, emphasizing market relevance, scalability, and positive socio-economic impact. Eligible organizations are invited to express their interest for potential collaboration.

The SME Association of Zimbabwe members in a landmark meeting voted overwhelmingly in favour of reviving the SMEAZ Savings and Credit Cooperative Society Limited (SMEAZ SACCOS) in a well-attended virtual meeting. The SMEAZ SACCOS had previously been mothballed in 2018 subsequent to the conversion of US dollar bank balances into ZWL that happened at the time.

Speaking at the meeting, SMEAZ Executive Officer Mr Farai Mutambanengwe narrated how the SACCOS had been forced to shut down in the wake of rampant inflation, which rendered savings that members had accumulated at the time useless. It was also futile to try and create interest rate based instruments at the time. With the re-instatement of the USD and more recently the removal of the 15% surrender on domestic foreign currency deposits, members saw an opportunity to revive the SACCOS on a US dollar basis.

Members will now proceed to do the initial registration, with a view to re-instating structures, processes and systems, before proceeding to launch the SACCOS. It is anticipated that full roll-out will begin in earnest in the first half of 2024.