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Feasibility
Road Safety Crisis: Zimbabwe
What would cut 2,000 annual road deaths fastest — and how to pay for it
Zimbabwe records about 2,000 road deaths a year (2,015 in 2024, across 52,288 crashes) at a WHO-estimated 41.2 deaths per 100,000 — nearly triple the global average — with crash costs officials put above US$400M a year. This feasibility study ranks the fastest evidence-based fixes: corridor speed enforcement, black-spot engineering, a permanent financed post-crash care network, and an empowered lead agency with public data — financed by the instruments government has already named for its proposed Road Accident Fund: a 35% share of third-party insurance, fuel levies and fines.
2,015ROAD DEATHS IN ZIMBABWE, 2024 (ZRP)
41.2WHO-ESTIMATED DEATHS PER 100,000 PEOPLE (2019)
US$400M+OFFICIAL ANNUAL ECONOMIC COST OF CRASHES
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Country intelligence
Zimbabwe Economic Outlook 2026
A Comprehensive Analysis of Future Economic Indicators
Zimbabwe's GDP is expected to reach USD 51.2 billion by 2025, with a real GDP growth rate forecasted at 8.1%. The population is projected to grow to 17.0 million, with urbanisation increasing to 40.5%. Despite challenges, these indicators suggest a potential for economic recovery and development.
USD 51.2 billionGDP, CURRENT USD (2025)
8.1REAL GDP GROWTH (2025)
USD 3,021GDP PER CAPITA, CURRENT USD (2025)
