The country yesterday recorded 75 new cases and two deaths with 306 people recovering leaving it with 9 691 active cases.
Mashonaland East accounts for 2 787 of the cases, Mashonaland West, 2 387 and Manicaland 1 079, making a total of 6 253 or 64.5% of the active cases.
Bulawayo and Harare have the lowest number of cases at 234 and 341, respectively.
Zimbabwe is currently under a Level Two national lockdown which it is expected to review this week.
The review should also indicate when schools, which were supposed to open on 10 January, will re-open.
Previously Health Minister Constantino Chiwenga said schools would be given one week after the review to open.
Zimbabwe had 27 684 active coronavirus cases at the beginning of this month.
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