Zimbabwe Peace Project

June
2021
sixth edition

COVID-19

ACCOUNTABILITY
TRACKER.

ZIMBABWE
PEACE
PROJECT

CASES: 49,864 | RECOVERIES: 39,121 | ACTIVE: 8,954 | DEATHS: 1,789 | VACCINATIONS: 777,161

COVID-19
ZIMBABWE
as @30 JUNE 2021

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June2021_COVID 19 Accountability Tracker (June 2021)

Accountability Tracker

Executive Summary: June 2021 recorded the height of gross and heartless Human Rights violations instituted by the Government of Zimbabwe under the difficult global pandemic – COVID-19. Spate of demolitions of homes and means of livelihood for the poor Zimbabwean, were witnessed in Harare’s high density suburbs and Chitungwiza. The impact of COVID-19 and the restrictive conditions of its management, forced businesses to operate at less than capacity, with most laying off employees and shutting down. The past five (5) editions of the COVID-19 Accountability Tracker confirmed fears that Zimbabweans were now dependent on informal trade to survive a day. With no meaningful contribution from the government to cushion persons with disabilities, women, children and other vulnerable groups, the wave of demolitions further worsened the livelihood of the poor Zimbabwean. The situation was aggravated by an abrupt pronouncement of a tighter lockdown which was not complemented by a government relief facility for the affected persons. The reporting month June 2021 recorded low activity on the vaccination programme with many reports citing non availability of the dose at the vaccination centres. The sixth edition of the COVID-19 Accountability Tracker covers related developments in the month June 2021, focusing on documented human rights violations and prejudices ensuing from the COVID-19 management measures instituted by the Government of Zimbabwe.

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