Zimbabwe’s health budget crisis: A call for urgent reform

AT the heart of Zimbabwe, countless marginal families struggle to access basic healthcare, confronted by a system that is failing to prioritise its needs.

Yet, every Zimbabwean citizen has a right to health as enshrined in the country’s Constitution.

The Abuja Declaration’s ambitious target of allocating at least 15% of the national budget to health ministries in Africa remains an elusive goal, overshadowed by economic challenges and systemic inefficiencies.

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