Matabeleland South is a province located in the southwestern part of Zimbabwe. It is known for its diverse landscapes, which include mountains, valleys, and savannahs. The province is home to several towns, including Gwanda, the provincial capital, and Beitbridge, a key border town with South Africa. The region has a rich cultural heritage, primarily influenced by the Ndebele people. Agriculture and mining are significant economic activities in Matabeleland South, with the area producing crops like maize and supporting mining operations for minerals such as gold and chrome.