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Description
The Midlands is a region located in central Zimbabwe, known for its diverse landscape that includes highlands, valleys, and plateaus. It is characterized by its rich mineral resources, particularly in mining and agriculture. The region features a mix of urban and rural communities, with prominent towns such as Gweru, Kwekwe, and Zvishavane serving as economic hubs.
Agriculture plays a vital role in the Midlands' economy, with crops such as tobacco, maize, and cotton being extensively cultivated. Livestock farming is also prevalent, contributing to the livelihoods of many residents. The region enjoys a moderate climate, which supports varied agricultural practices throughout the year.
Culturally, the Midlands is home to various ethnic groups, each contributing to the vibrant local traditions and customs. This diversity is reflected in the region's festivals, music, and art. Additionally, the Midlands is known for its historical sites, including the Great Zimbabwe ruins, which attract both local and international tourists.
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