Great Zimbabwe consisted of two major parts. The majority of its more than 10,000 inhabitants lived in closely packed mud-and-thatch houses. Little archaeological work has been carried out in these precincts and comparatively little is known about the way ordinary people lived. In contrast, a small elite lived at the centre of the town in houses protected from general view by high stone walls. Almost all research has focused on this area, and many of the walls still stand today, testimony to the status and authority of Great Zimbabwe’s rulers.
Mhungudza Primary School
is situated 28 km Southwest of Masvingo town. The school is in the Mushandike irrigation scheme of Masvingo District. To get to Mhungudza, travel 20…
Bondolfi Central Primary School
A boarding school that draws its pupils mainly from the local community. The school also enrolls blind pupils from every corner of Zimbabwe. At the…
Dewure High School
Dewure High School is a Christian mixed secondary school, founded in 1966 by American missionaries. The school is located in Gutu District, Masvingo province.Affiliated with…


