
7 November 2025
Mrs. Jaqueline Hussein recently graced the stage at the List Awards, a high-profile initiative by Identities Media, recognizing distinguished citizens making impactful changes in various fields such as community development, business, arts, media, science, sports, humanitarian efforts, and the arts. As a key speaker, she delivered an impactful address that resonated with the audience and underscored the event’s commitment to recognizing excellence and leadership.

18 September 2025
Mrs Jaqueline Hussein was a featured speaker at the Zimbabwe Forum for Women in Accounting, where she shared insights and perspectives aimed at empowering women professionals and advancing leadership within the accounting and finance sector.

4 - 5 September 2025
Mrs Hussein was invited as a speaker at the 9th Annual Public Sector Convention, where she shared insights on leadership, governance, and innovation in the public sector. Her contribution highlighted the importance of strategic thinking and effective decision-making in shaping impactful public policies.

July 2025
Mrs Hussein was invited as a guest on the ThandoChannel, a video-on-demand platform and community hub dedicated to African women living on the continent and in the diaspora. She took part in an in-depth discussion on The Promised Land. During the conversation, she shared thoughtful insights on the book’s key themes, its broader social significance, and the perspectives it offers on leadership and contemporary issues.

30 June 2025
Mrs. Jaqueline Hussein served as a member of the Simbisa Brands Board for four and a half years. She joined the Board in January 2021. She served as a member of the Audit and Risk Committee. Her tenure was a historic milestone for the company, as she was the first female director to serve in this capacity, setting a precedent for diversity at the highest level. Through her role, she has championed inclusion, strategic decision-making, and the advancement of women in leadership positions across the business landscape.

Mrs Hussein sits on the Board of FMC Finance, where she contributes to strategic decision-making and high-level governance. Her involvement reflects a strong commitment to financial integrity, accountability, and the advancement of sustainable, long-term institutional performance.

9 - 10 April 2025
On April 15, 2025, she delivered a powerful keynote on "Automating the Future of Finance & Audit in Zimbabwe." The address focused on transforming traditional accounting practices through digital innovation and automation

6 - 7 December 2024
Mrs Hussein was invited to speak at the PAAB Zimbabwe Accountants Conference, where she provided expert perspectives on emerging trends in accounting, financial oversight, and regulatory practices. Her session offered practical strategies for professionals navigating a rapidly evolving financial landscape.
25th of July 2024
In 2024, Mrs. Jaqueline Hussein served as a distinguished panelist at the KPMG Audit Committee Forum. Her participation highlighted her expertise in governance, where she contributed valuable insights to critical discussions on audit practices and oversight.


12 June 2024
Mrs Hussein was a speaker at the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN), where she shared insights on sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and the role of women in driving climate action. Her contribution highlighted the importance of leadership, innovation, and advocacy in creating a more sustainable future.

"Integrity and Philanthropy"
12 APRIL 2024
As the first woman in Zimbabwe to establish and operate a
registered accounting practice, she attended the cocktail with the theme ,"Integrity and Philanthropy", to engage with other industry leaders and fellow Chartered Accountants. Her presence at the cocktail often involves encouraging female participation in the institute's activities and CSR initiatives. She was part of the community of professionals celebrated for their contributions to the Vimbiso Scholarship Trust, helping to raise the funds that were ultimately used for educational support and infrastructure for underprivileged schools.

25 May 2024
Jaqueline was featured speaker at the STEM in Heels event hosted by Girls in Tech Zimbabwe on, held at the ZB Innovation Hub. She was introduced to attendees as Jaqueline Idalia Chitima‑Hussein CA (SA)/(Z), underscoring her role in empowering women at the intersection of technology and finance
28 May 2022
Mrs Hussein was a panelist at the She Means Business Brunch, where she engaged in thought-provoking discussions on leadership, entrepreneurship, and women’s empowerment. She shared practical insights from her own experience, highlighting the importance of collaboration, mentorship, and creating opportunities for women to thrive in business. Her contribution inspired attendees to take action, fostering growth and visibility for women in various professional spaces.


1 December 2021
Mrs. Hussein joined ZAC 2021 as a virtual speaker to discuss "Navigating a Sustainable Future with Anticipation and Resilience." She reflected on the importance of looking ahead, understanding emerging trends, and preparing for the unexpected. Through her insights, she highlighted how foresight, adaptability, and inner strength are essential tools for anyone striving to make meaningful, lasting contributions to their communities and fields of work.

October 2021
Mrs. Hussein previously shared her wisdom and guidance as a judge for the ZimTrade’s Project, Eagle’s Nest. Through this YouTube series, she helped empower the next generation of entrepreneurs within the youth export incubator.
In her role as a judge, Mrs. Hussein did more than just evaluate business models; she became a source of inspiration for many budding entrepreneurs. Her insightful feedback and genuine belief in the potential of Zimbabwean youth helped turn raw ideas into export-ready realities, leaving a lasting mark on the Eagles’ Nest community.

12 - 13 April 2018
Mrs. Hussein was invited as a speaker at ZAC, where she explored the theme
"Expanding Horizons: Mapping a Digital Future." She shared her vision of how technology can open new possibilities, drive innovation, and empower communities, inspiring attendees to think boldly about the future.

March 2014
Mrs. Hussein was once featured in this article, which focused on her journey of self-determination. It highlights her 'leap of faith' from a stable job in property development to becoming a Chartered Accountant. It emphasizes her message that women already possess 'untamed potential' and should feel empowered to shine in their careers without waiting for external validation.
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