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Foreign Trade and Business in Zimbabwe, Harare (Master)

Study in Zimbabwe (Republic of Zimbabwe, Southern Africa, Masters and Doctorates in Global Business)

The Republic of Zimbabwe is a Southern African landlocked country

1. Zimbabwe: Ruins of the Great Zimbabwe in Shona language
2. Harare is the administrative, economic and commercial capital of Zimbabwe and the largest Zimbabwean city
3. Largest cities of Zimbabwe: Harare, Bulawayo, Chitungwiza, Mutare, Epworth, Gweru, Kwekwe, Kadoma, Masvingo and Chinhoyi
4. Main Zimbabwean economic activity: Mining
   1. Large platinum and chromite's reserves
   2. Diamonds Fields (Marange)
   3. Metallona Corporation is the largest Zimbabwean gold producer
   4. Zimbabwean Natural Resources: diamonds, coal, asbestos, chrome and nickel
5. Main Zimbabwean crops: cotton, tobacco, coffee and peanuts
6. Main Zimbabwean exports: minerals, gold and agriculture
7. Tourism is a pillar of the Zimbabwean economy
8. 2009: dollarisation. Suspension of the Zimbabwean dollar, replaced by the American dollar
9. 2014: eight legal currencies (US Dollar, South African Rand, pula of Botswana, British Pound, Australian Dollar, Chinese Yuan, Indian Rupee and Japanese Yen)
10. Borders of Zimbabwe: South Africa (225 kilometres), Botswana (813 kilometres), Mozambique (1.231 kilometres) and Zambia (Lusaka, 797 kilometres)
    1. The north-west corner of Zimbabwe is about 150 meters of Namibia (border of four countries).

More information: Business in Zimbabwe, at EENI Website.

Divine Ndhlukula (businesswoman of Zimbabwe)

1. Zimbabwean population: 16,1 million Zimbabwean
   1. 1950: 2,7 million Zimbabwean
   2. 2000: 12,2 million
   3. Zimbabwean Population density: 26 inhabitants / square kilometres
2. Area of Zimbabwe: 390,580 square kilometres
3. Zimbabwe is between the Zambezi (Victoria Falls) and Limpopo rivers
4. Most of Zimbabwe is formed by a central plateau (1,000 - 1,600 metres)
5. The eastern tip of Zimbabwe (Eastern Highlands) is mountainous (Mount Nyangani: 2,592 meters)

Transport and Logistics in Zimbabwe

Sifiso Dabengwa (Businessman of Zimbabwe)

1. Zimbabwe is a military dictatorship (presidential Republic)
2. Independence of Zimbabwe: 1965 (the United Kingdom)
3. Zimbabwe = Southern Rhodesia (1898), Rhodesia (1965) and Zimbabwe Rhodesia (1979). History of Zimbabwe
4. Zimbabwean Calling code: 263
5. Zimbabwean Code top-level domain: .zw
6. Currency of Zimbabwe: Dollar and ZAR (South African Rand)

Strive Masiyiwa (Businessman of Zimbabwe)

Provinces of Zimbabwe

The eight provinces of Zimbabwe are:

Province / capital / Area (square kilometres) / population (million inhabitants):

1. Bulawayo / Bulawayo / 845 / 1.2
2. Harare / Harare / 961 / 2.1
3. Manicaland / Mutare / 36,459 / 1.7
4. Mashonaland Central / Bindura / 28,347 / 1.1
5. Mashonaland East / Marondera / 32,230 / 1.3
6. Mashonaland West / Chinhoyi / 57,441 / 1.5
7. Masvingo / Masvingo / 56,566 / 1.5
8. Matabeleland North / Lupane / 75,025 / 0.7
9. Matabeleland South / Gwanda / 54,172 / 0.6
10. Midlands / Gweru / 49,166 / 1.6

Economic Integration Organisations (Zimbabwe)

1. Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA)
2. United States-COMESA Agreement
3. Southern African Development Community (SADC)
4. COMESA-EAC-SADC Tripartite Free Trade Agreement
5. United Kingdom-Mauritius-Seychelles-Zimbabwe Free Trade Agreement
6. Namibia-Zimbabwe Free Trade Agreement
7. European Union-Eastern and Southern African States (Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Zimbabwe) Free Trade Agreement
8. Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries (GSTP)
9. International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (guest member country)

1. African Development Bank (AfDB)
2. African Union (AU)
3. African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD)
4. Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)

Zimbabwean ethnicities:

Bantu ethnic groups represent 98% of the Zimbabwean population. The main Bantu groups are:

1. Shona (70% of the population)
2. Ndebele (20% of the population, Zulu migrations of the 19th century)
3. Other Bantu ethnic groups are Venda, Tonga, Shangaan, Kalanga, Sotho, Ndau, Nambya, Tswana, Xhosa and Lozi.

Religions in Zimbabwe

1. Christianity (80% of the Zimbabwean)
   1. Protestants
   2. Catholics
2. Traditional African Religions
   1. Mbira dzavadzimu (the voice of the ancestors)

Languages of Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe has 16 official languages

1. Bantu languages Shona (70% of the population) and Sindebele (20% of the population) are the main Zimbabwean languages.
2. Other minority languages Bantus are Venda, Tsonga, Shangaan, Kalanga, Sotho, Ndau and Nambya
3. English is used in education and judicial system

Higher Education in Zimbabwe

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