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What would cut 2,000 annual road deaths fastest — and how to pay for it
Zimbabwe loses a life on its roads roughly every four and a half hours. The Zimbabwe Republic Police recorded 2,015 road deaths across 52,288 crashes in 2024 — about five deaths and more than 140 crashes every day — and officials describe a crash occurring every fifteen minutes. The WHO’s most recent comparable estimate puts the country’s road-death rate at 41.2 per 100,000 people (2019) , nearly three times the global average and more than double the African regional average. This study asks a narrow, practical question: what would cut Zimbabwe’s road deaths fastest, a…
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