Which continent does Zimbabwe belong to?

Zimbabwe belongs to African countries. Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southeast Africa. It borders Mozambique in the east, South Africa in the south, Botswana and Zambia in the west and northwest respectively, with a land area of about 390,000 square kilometers.

Zimbabwe is rich in natural resources, including coal, chromium, iron, platinum, gold and diamonds. Coal reserves are about 27 billion tons. Iron reserves are about 250 million tons. Both chromium and asbestos have large reserves. Industrial forest area 1 15000 hectares. Zimbabwe is a developed country in Africa, and manufacturing, agriculture and mining are the three pillars of the economy. Zimbabwe is famous for producing high-quality crocodile skins and is known as the "hometown of crocodiles".

Climatic characteristics of Zimbabwe.

Most of Zimbabwe has a subtropical climate. Zimbabwe is roughly divided into three seasons throughout the year, with April-August as the cool season, September-165438+ 10 as the hot season and165438+10 as the rainy season. The annual average temperature is about 22℃. The highest temperature is 65438+ 10 month, the temperature is as high as 32℃, and the lowest temperature in July is about 13-20℃.