You must have heard the name of Zimbabwe. Especially in the field of cricket, but apart from this, there is so much special in this country, about which you hardly know. Situated between the Zambezi and Limpopo rivers in the southern part of the African continent, the country is now officially known as the Republic of Zimbabwe, but formerly the Republic of South Rhodesia and Zimbabwe Rhodesia. Today we are going to tell you some special and interesting things about this country, about which very few people will know. Although there are laws regarding the traditions of divorce in countries around the world and a large number of divorce cases also come up, but in Zimbabwe, there are fewer cases of divorce than other countries. The reason for this is that the women here consider divorce as 'stigma' and they refrain from doing so.

After this incident, people came to know the name of 'Frozen Lady'

Big belly is considered a sign of wealth here. People believe that those who have a large stomach are rich and they get enough to eat meat every day. Located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, the lake 'Kariba' is the largest man-made lake in the world. The maximum length of this lake is 223 kilometres and width 40 kilometres while the average depth is 95 feet and the maximum depth is 318 feet. Its special thing is that three small islands are also present in this lake.

Paul Braton playing piano for handicapped or injured elephant

In fact, Zimbabwe is the only country in the world which have so many official languages. There are a total of 16 official languages, ranging from English to Nambia, Kalanga, Shangani, Shona, Cheva, Sotho, Tonga, Josa and Sine. However, the most spoken language here is Shona, which speaks about 70 percent of its population here. Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe was one of the oldest and longest-serving leaders of the world's non-imperial countries. He became the first Prime Minister of Zimbabwe in 1980 and held his post until 1987.

Never seen such a wonderful sight, Snake sits around Shivaji statue