Zimbabwean cultural practices

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[edit] Land ownership

Land ownwership and working, is at the core of the form of Zimbabwean culture and society design and maintenance. Traditionally, all human life depended on the land and the whole mindset was based on this fact.

[edit] Gender issues

[edit] Courtship rituals

[edit] Marriage rituals

[edit] Creating a home for newly weds

[edit] Food rituals in the home.

[edit] Purpose of Dowry

[edit] Rights if a husband

[edit] Pregnancy and childbirth

[edit] When the husband is sterile

[edit] When the wife is sterile

[edit] The village midwife

[edit] The first born child boy

[edit] The first born Child girl

[edit] Rights of a wife

[edit] Extended family

[edit] Relational hierarchies within extended families

[edit] Inheritance for boys

[edit] Inheritance for girls

[edit] Parental rights

[edit] Education

[edit] Family income and budgets

[edit] Sexual etiquette between husband and wife

[edit] Concubines for married men

[edit] Children born of concubines

[edit] Step children

[edit] Adoption

[edit] Wife inheritance

[edit] Settling disputes in the community

[edit] The traditional political system

[edit] The barter system

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