It recoded 1 442 cases today pushing the total for the two days to 2 799.
There were 33 deaths, 11 of them in the capital Harare.
Fifty-two people have died in the past two days, which is higher than total deaths for April or May.
Active cases have risen to 11 254 with 3 447 in Mashonaland West, 1 600 in Harare, 1 104 in the Midlands, 911 in Mashonaland Central, 844 in Masvingo and 819 in Bulawayo.
Mashonaland West had 348 new cases today and the Midlands 196.
A total of 157 people, however, recovered today, 50 of them from Mashonaland East, followed by 39 in Bulawayo and 37 in Harare.
Cases now stand at 52 663, deaths at 1 841 and recoveries at 39 568.
Vaccination has not picked up despite the delivery of 500 000 doses last week as only 5 308 got the first dose and 5 452 the second.
Another two million doses were expected this week.
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