Three people died and 214 recovered leaving 32 626 active cases.
Harare, Mashonaland East, Manicaland and Bulawayo continue to be the hotspots.
Harare now has 9 959 cases, Mashonaland East 4 081, Manicaland 3 477 and Bulawayo 3 275.
More than 22 000 people were vaccinated, a high figure for a Sunday, with 12 059 getting the first jab and 10 080 the second.
The trend today should help the government to map the way forward as the lockdown regulations should be reviewed tomorrow but Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has been praying that the country does not revert to a hard lockdown to allow the economy to recover.
Industry and most businesses, however, usually close down for Christmas from the end of this week to the first week of January.
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