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The language Zimbabweans speak today is Shona and Sindebele spoken by Ndebele people.  About 50% of Zimbabweans follow a syncretic religion and 25% follow Christianity and 24% follow indigenous beliefs. Traditional religions emphasize the spirits, ancestors, and honored ceremonial.

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Zimbabwe was once ruled under britain but nowadays they have a presidential republic government.Regionally, Zimbabwe is divided into 8 provinces. Presidentially appointed Governor administers each province with the help of provincial administrators and ministries. These provinces are divided into 63 districts. The nation’s Parliament holds legislative and rule-making power. Also the country has three judicial branches for matters of the court.

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The Highveld, a broad ridge running from southwest to northeast, dominates Zimbabwe’s landscape. It ranges in altitude from 4,000 to 5,000 feet until it eventually rises to 8,504 feet at Mount Inyangani, the country’s highest point, in the eastern mountains. Zimbabwe is very deserted and has vast wildlife

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From the eleventh to the fifteenth century Shona peoples thrived in a prosperous diety called Mwari. Which is now Great ZImbabwe. In the eighteenth century Zimbabwe was controlled by Britain. In 1891, the British annexed all land north of the Transvaal, between Portuguese-controlled Mozambique and German South-West Africa. In 1953, Britain created a Central African Federation made up of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) and Nyasaland (Malawi). Zimbabwe later became independent in 1970.

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Climate in Zimbabwe is greatly affected by temperature and rainfall. In higher areas in the east of Zimbabwe, and the highveld receive more rainfall and are cooler than the lower areas. In winter temperatures get down to 55 degrees Fahrenheit, and in the summer temperatures average between 100 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Rainfall decreases eat to west because of mountains. Eastern mountains receive up to forty inches and in the south they receive very little rainfall.

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Women in Zimbabwe take pride in their very bright and beaded dresses. A women's dress in Zimbabwe represent the women's status in the community and age. A traditional married women wears a blanket over her shoulders with a lot of thick beaded hoops of twisted grass, called "isigolwani" around her neck and legs. Men in Zimbabwe wear breastplates. Men also wear head bands and ankle bands made from animal skin. To stay warm they wear "karos" around their shoulders. For rituals and ceremonies men wear ornaments made for them by their wives. These ornaments differ in kinds of animal skin used.

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1) Sadza- The most common dish in Zimbabwe that can be rolled into a ball and dipped into meat, sauce, gravy, sour milk, or stewed vegetables
2) Bota- Porridge that's flavored with peanut butter, milk, butter or jam (Traditionally eaten for breakfast)
3) Dovi-  Traditional peanut butter stew with meat or vegetables
4) Nhedzi- A soup made with wild mushrooms
5) Mapopo Candy- One of Zimbabwe's main crops Papaya is cooked in and dusted with sugar

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1) Zimbabwe's former president Robert Gabriel Mugabe served Zimbabwe for the last 36 years
2) Zimbabwe became independent on April 18, 1970 from the United Kingdom
3) The "Mbira"  a small hand held instrument
4) Zimbabwe has the highest inflation rate in the world rising 50% every month
5) Zimbabweans seepot bellies as a sign of success and wealth
6) According to WHO figures, men are expected to live to 37 years, and women 34