The beret was likely reused from Rhodesian military supplies since the beret has signs that the badge has been mounted for a long time, and the badge has “Salisbury” on the back.
Badge:
Salisbury was renamed as Harare in 1982 [1].
Beret Inside:
The badge appears to be for enlisted personnel in the Zimbabwe National Army. It is still in use as of 2021.
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