Information about Zimbabwe Men.

The majority of men living in Zimbabwe belong to Bantu ethnic groups. Among these groups, Shona and Ndebele are the largest. While Zimbabwean men generally work in sectors such as agriculture, mining and building construction, some can also find work in commerce, the service sector or the public sector. Zimbabwean men generally value family life and adhere to traditional values regarding marriage and having children. The family is generally large and spans many generations. Men generally take responsibility for providing for the family, while women take care of the housework and childcare. Zimbabwe men generally prefer traditional clothing. Particularly in Shona and Ndebele cultures, men often wear long skirts, tunics and headdresses. However, with the influence of modern lifestyle, western style clothing is also becoming widespread. Zimbabwe men are often interested in sports. Football is the most popular sport and many men play football either amateur or professionally. Additionally, sports such as cricket, rugby and athletics are also widely followed. Zimbabwean men generally love traditional music and dance. Especially in Shona and Ndebele cultures, rhythmic dances and local instruments are used. Music and dance play an important role in helping communities come together and interact socially. As a result, Zimbabwean men have a hard-working and social nature that gives importance to family values. Although they adhere to their traditional culture, there are also changes under the influence of modern lifestyle.