President Mnangagwa regards strengthening healthcare as a key deliverable, recognising that Zimbabwe has long suffered from understaffed hospitals, crumbling clinic infrastructure and chronic underfunding. Under his leadership, the government has introduced sustainable domestic funding mechanisms - including a health levy, sugar tax and proposed national health insurance - to boost health sector financing. These measures have already generated significant resources - such as the US$18 million sugar-tax revenue earmarked for cancer treatment and other vital services. Moreover, Mnangagwa has affirmed that universal health coverage remains central to the Second Republic’s vision, signalling a firm commitment to modernising facilities, improving staff recruitment and ensuring equitable access to quality care.