What Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage is voted in Zimbabwe's budget, and what it goes on
Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage plans to spend ZiG 17.279 billion across 5 programmes. Police Services takes the most, 78.5% of it. ZiG 16.469 billion of that is voted out of the revenue fund and ZiG 810 million is fees the ministry keeps, which is why its programmes come to more than its vote.
Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, year by year
Zimbabwe, 2023 to 2028, ZiG
The 2026 total, part by part
ZiG 17.28 billion across 5 programmes
- Police Services79%
- Civil Registration and Travel Documentation8.5%
- Migration Management5.8%
- Policy & Administration4.6%
- National Heritage Management2.6%
| Programme | Share | Amount |
|---|---|---|
Police Services
| 78.5% | ZiG 13.571 billion |
| Civil Registration and Travel Documentation | 8.5% | ZiG 1.47 billion |
| Migration Management | 5.8% | ZiG 994.652 million |
Policy & Administration
| 4.6% | ZiG 797.732 million |
| National Heritage Management | 2.6% | ZiG 445.507 million |
Questions people ask
ZiG 17.279 billion in the 2026 estimates, spent through programmes of which the largest are Police Services, Civil Registration and Travel Documentation and Migration Management.
Police Services, at ZiG 13.571 billion, which is 78.5% of what the ministry plans to spend.
It is voted ZiG 16.469 billion out of the revenue fund and keeps ZiG 810 million in fees of its own, so it plans to spend ZiG 17.279 billion in all.
Read from the Ministry of Finance, Approved 2026 Estimates of Expenditure. Every source we read