ers at their highest point, rich in flora and beauty, they are a true contrast to the African bush. To the south is the dry, flat landscape of the "lowveld" broken by irrigation farms and settlements. At the western edge of a plateau near Bulawayo are the Matopos hills, a craggy jumble of granite outcrops. Between here and Victoria falls is a sandy plain of monotonous flatness marking the eastern fringe of the Kalahari Desert. 2
             1. The nuclear family- Today's culture in Zimbabwe encourages
             a more nuclear family perspective. However, even though Zimbabwe is becoming more Western, traditional guidelines still skim the orientation of Zimbabwe's Culture. Highlights such as modeling, singing and embarking into sports are still in the misconception and stereotype zone of every home.
             Zimbabwean culture is known for its encouragement for individuals to keep quiet and not speak much, giving those in authority the benefit of doubt. Elders are treated with respect while children are expected to do as told. Men are somewhat valued before women.
             Nudity has no place in Zimb
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