Zimbabwe Residents' Body Asks Govt to Extend Deceased Estates Deadline Amid Cost Concerns

The Zimbabwe Union of Residents and Ratepayers Association (ZURRA) is calling on the government to postpone the deadline for settling deceased estates. ZURRA fears that thousands of vulnerable families will struggle to meet the current deadline because of the substantial costs associated with estate administration.

The association's plea highlights the financial burdens faced by families when dealing with the legal and administrative processes after a death. The high cost of estate administration is identified as a major barrier, potentially leaving many families in a difficult position if the deadline is not extended.

ZURRA's intervention underscores the need for more accessible and affordable estate finalization processes, particularly for those in vulnerable situations. The group's warning suggests a potential crisis for many families if the government does not address these concerns.

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The Zimbabwe Union of Residents and Ratepayers Association (ZURRA) has urged the Government to extend the deadline for finalising deceased estates warning that thousands of vulnerable families could struggle to comply because of the high cost of estate administration.