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The 21 pages that link to Zimbabwe, each with the reason it gives.

• Great ZimbabweRelated: The site's name became the name of the modern nation at independence.

• British South Africa CompanyNarrower topic: Company rule established institutions and settler claims in the territory that became Zimbabwe.

• Southern RhodesiaBroader topic: It succeeded Southern Rhodesia after internationally supervised elections and recognized independence.

• BotswanaCompared with: Zimbabwe’s economic and political trajectory differs sharply from Botswana’s in key periods.

• Shona peopleRelated: Most Shona people live in Zimbabwe, where they form the largest ethnolinguistic group.

• ZambiaCompared with: The two countries share Victoria Falls and the Zambezi, but have separate political histories.

• MatabelelandNarrower topic: Matabeleland is a southwestern region within the modern state.

• Zimbabwe African National UnionNarrower topic: ZANU’s campaign helped bring about the creation of independent Zimbabwe.

• Mengistu Haile MariamRelated: Mengistu lived in Zimbabwe after fleeing Ethiopia and remained there in exile.

• 2003 Cricket World CupRelated: Zimbabwe co-hosted despite political and security disputes surrounding visiting teams.

• First Matabele WarNarrower topic: The war began the colonial takeover of territory that later became Zimbabwe.

• Rhodesian Bush WarBroader topic: It emerged from the settlement as the internationally recognized successor state.

• MzilikaziNarrower topic: Much of Mzilikazi’s later kingdom lay within present-day Zimbabwe.

• Limpopo RiverRelated: The river separates Zimbabwe from South Africa for part of its course.

• Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation AreaRelated: Zimbabwe is a participating state and shares Victoria Falls with Zambia.

• HarareNarrower topic: Harare is Zimbabwe’s capital and largest city.

• Venda languageRelated: Venda-speaking communities also live in neighboring parts of Zimbabwe.

• Balancing rocks of ZimbabweNarrower topic: The formations are a distinctive part of Zimbabwe’s landscape and national imagery.

• ChimoioRelated: The Beira Corridor connects Chimoio’s hinterland to Zimbabwe.

• Chinhoyi CavesNarrower topic: Chinhoyi Caves lies within Zimbabwe’s Mashonaland West Province.

• FrancistownNarrower topic: Francistown’s border proximity makes Zimbabwe a major neighboring country.