Traditional medicine is a cornerstone of healthcare in Zimbabwe, where herbal remedies are widely used for various ailments. Among these remedies, Zumbani (Lippia javanica) stands out due to its medicinal properties, including treatment for respiratory issues, fever, and digestive disorders. However, the quality and consistency of herbal remedies like Zumbani can vary, posing risks to patient safety and health outcomes. This variability is largely due to the lack of standardized manufacturing processes and quality control measures. The proposed machine will enhance the efficiency, consistency, and quality of Zumbani herbal tablets, supporting the growth of the local herbal medicine industry. By utilizing locally available herbs and materials, the machine promotes sustainability and reduces reliance on imported products. The research will evaluate the effectiveness of the machine in producing tablets that meet pharmacopoeial standards, ensuring they are safe and effective for consumer use. Additionally, the study will assess the cost-effectiveness and scalability of the manufacturing process, aiming to enhance access to traditional medicine across Zimbabwe. The successful implementation of this work has the potential to improve healthcare outcomes by providing reliable herbal products that meet consumer needs. Ultimately, this research contributes to Zimbabwe's healthcare development goals by fostering innovation in traditional medicine production and enhancing public health through improved access to quality herbal remedies.