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WorldAtlas.com
Used wiki but also fact checked what i got from there
Glabaledge.com

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I wrote about the judicial branch and some things about it. The head of the judicial branch is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Zimbabwe. The Supreme Court is the highest court of the country, giving the final order in cases and the final stop in the appeals process. Below the High Court are regional Magistrate’s Courts which have jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases that involve traditional laws and customs.  While Parliament is based on English common law, the judicial system. Is based on Roman-Dutch law with some aspects modeled after South African law.  It consists of 5 judges, including the Chief Justice. Below the High Court are regional Magistrate’s. Courts which have jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases that involve traditional laws and customs.

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These are things about there Executive branch and some thing i got from my sources.The President of the country is the head of the executive branch of government. It is their job to carry out the actions of government. The new term limits were set in 2013 and do not apply retroactively. The President has the responsibility of appointing Cabinet members. It is their job to carry out the actions of government. In November 2017 the 93 year old president resigned and Emmersion Mnangagwa was sworn in as the third president of Zimbabwe. As previously mentioned the term for the Presidency is 5-years for a maximum of 2 times. The President  is a reasonable govt but lately the citizens of Zimbabwe think he has been showing his true colors

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This one is about the legislative branch and some facts about it.The legislative body of the government of Zimbabwe is held by Parliament.The appointed positions include 12 presidential appointments. 8 of which provincial governors the Speaker, and the Attorney General. Ten tribes are also represented in Parliament by their Chiefs. Each parliamentary member may serve for a 5-year term. Parliament consists of 120 seats which are elected by the public. Other individuals also hold seats in this Assembly although they are appointed.

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In this window i wrote down some things about there government and things that there gov has done and what hes like. Republic Unitary state Presidential system Semi-presidential system Military dictatorship.The politics of Zimbabwe takes place in a framework of a full presidential republic, whereby the President is the head of state and government as organized by the 2013 Constitution. Executive power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in both the government and parliament.The promotion facilitation and coordination of foreign and domestic investment activities in Zimbabwe. Executive power is exercised by the government. Once under British rule but Zimbabwe has been an independent nation since 1980. As the country has transitioned into independence it has experienced significant political unrest and big administrative changes. In 1987 they tried to eliminate Parliamentary seats reserved for whites and to abolish the Prime Minister position creating an executive presidency.

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This one is just some more things about the govt and how they are and things theyve done also have some history on the country in this one. I am doing Zimbabwe because its a country id like to know more about how there government works. Outlines topics including the republic and the constitution citizenship the declaration of rights the branches of government the public service and miscellaneous provisions. All the votes for the election are from the pedestrians of Zimbabwe. The head of Zimbabwe's government is Emmerson Mnangagwa. As of today  the Zimbabwe government works as a presidential republic. Regionally Zimbabwe is divided into 8 provinces. But these provinces are divided into 63 districts. the President of Zimbabwe  elected by the public is the head of the state and the executive branch of the government.