Manica Province, Administrative province in central Mozambique
Manica is an administrative province in central Mozambique with diverse landscape features across its territory. Chimoio serves as the administrative hub and main transportation center connecting the twelve districts.
The territory came under company control in the late 1800s and later underwent administrative changes during colonial rule. These transitions shaped the administrative structure that defines the region today.
Local communities live primarily through farming, growing maize and cassava using methods passed down through generations. These practices shape daily life and the rhythm of settlement patterns across the region.
The region consists of multiple districts connected through Chimoio, the main hub for getting around. Travel is easier during the dry season when roads and pathways are more accessible.
The region holds substantial deposits of gold and copper that draw workers from neighboring areas. These mineral resources have created lasting economic connections across borders.
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