Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe, located in southern Africa, is a landlocked country known for its natural beauty, rich mineral resources, and diverse wildlife. It shares borders with South Africa to the south, Botswana to the west, Zambia to the north, and Mozambique to the east. Zimbabwe's population is estimated at 16.3 million (2024), with Harare serving as the capital and largest city. The country is home to iconic landmarks such as Victoria Falls and the Great Zimbabwe ruins, reflecting its cultural and historical significance. Zimbabwe’s economy has historically been anchored in agriculture and mining, with tobacco, gold, and platinum among its primary exports. The country has significant mineral reserves, including the second-largest platinum deposits globally. However, decades of political and economic instability have severely impacted growth. Hyperinflation, currency crises, and widespread poverty remain critical challenges. Despite these issues, Zimbabwe’s recent policies focus on economic stabilization, infrastructure development, and investment promotion.