Each evening the Ministry of Health publishes a summary of Zimbabwe’s COVID-19 cases. The graph below shows summarised COVID-19 statistics for Zimbabwe for the month of June 2021. We only show new cases and deaths per day.

The number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in Zimbabwe for the month of June 2021

The table below shows the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths in Zimbabwe for the month of June 2021

June 2021 COVID-19 Cases in Zimbabwe

wdt_ID Date Cases Deaths
1 01/06/2021 37 3
2 02/06/2021 33 0
3 03/06/2021 61 5
4 04/06/2021 52 1
5 05/06/2021 24 0
6 06/06/2021 21 1
7 07/06/2021 49 5
8 08/06/2021 83 6
9 09/06/2021 111 5
10 10/06/2021 64 4
11 11/06/2021 192 3
12 12/06/2021 164 3
13 13/06/2021 107 0
14 14/06/2021 118 3
15 15/06/2021 241 2
16 16/06/2021 238 3
17 17/06/2021 371 7
18 18/06/2021 408 9
19 19/06/2021 293 10
20 20/06/2021 151 6
21 21/06/2021 416 13
22 22/06/2021 519 6
23 23/06/2021 766 1
24 24/06/2021 826 17
25 25/06/2021 911 12
26 26/06/2021 801 4
Date Cases Deaths

Is there a COVID-19 third wave in Zimbabwe?

More and more evidence seems to point to a third wave building up. Authorities have now reintroduced a level 4 lockdown. The spike in cases is still isolated to towns and therefore cannot be characterised as a wave. The number of cases has remained low thus far and in most cases, high numbers are due to clusters e.g. in Kariba, Mt Darwin, Chidamoyo, Chiredzi, Mhondoro, Nkulumane, Emakhandeni, Bulawayo North, Karoi and Kwekwe. The daily average has now risen to 627 cases per day from about 30 cases per day in May.

How many people have died so far in Zimbabwe due to COVID-19?

So far as of the last count, 1 725 people have died as a result of coronavirus in Zimbabwe as of 27 June 2021.

How many coronavirus cases have been recorded in Zimbabwe so far?

To date, as of 27 June 2021, Zimbabwe has recorded a cumulative total of 46 018 cases. The country has 6 532 active cases. The country has a recovery rate of about 82%

How many people have been vaccinated for COVID-19 in Zimbabwe?

According to the Ministry of Health, 747 330 people have received the first dose and 502 178 people have received the second dose. Sinovac and Sinopharm are the vaccines being administered.

Who can be vaccinated for coronavirus in Zimbabwe?

Any adult can be vaccinated for free. The vaccination program is open to members of the public. Health workers and most teachers have already been vaccinated.