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Moffat Takadiwa transforms thousands of discarded keyboard keys, bottle caps, and toothbrushes into breathtaking artworks that look like ceremonial textiles. His patient craft is turning Harare's imported waste into a powerful message about repair and renewal.
A thrilling soccer rivalry between Dynamos FC and CAPS United drew 25,000 paying fans to Rufaro Stadium in Harare, marking one of the season's biggest crowds. The electric atmosphere signals a major resurgence in Zimbabwe's local football scene.
Over 250 bishops joined forces in Harare to launch an initiative tackling drug abuse, poverty, and social challenges through faith-based community programs. The African Zionist Churches Association is bringing practical solutions like job training and counseling to communities hit hardest by substance abuse.
Zimbabwe's capital is fighting a 60% water loss crisis with smart technology that's already changing how 18,000 households pay for and use water. The city plans to install 320,000 meters and locally manufacture 300,000 units while replacing 500 kilometers of aging pipes.
Two Nigerian students just took top honors at the African Spelling Bee, with one claiming the championship title and their team earning second place overall. Over 30 African nations competed in the spelling showdown held in Harare, Zimbabwe.
After flash floods swept through Harare, Zimbabwe, 80 community volunteers are going door to door to protect families from cholera and waterborne diseases. Most of them are women and young people who just completed intensive training to become their neighborhoods' first line of defense.
India's Under-19 cricket team made history by winning their sixth ICC U-19 World Cup title with a dominant performance against England in Harare. Fourteen-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi stole the show with a breathtaking 175 runs off just 80 balls.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi became the youngest player to dominate a World Cup final, blasting 175 runs in just 80 balls to secure India's sixth Under-19 title. The teenage phenom's explosive performance in Harare shattered multiple records and left even his opponents in awe.
Indian cricket prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi hammered a record-breaking 175 runs in just 80 balls to lead his team to their sixth U19 World Cup title. The 14-year-old's historic performance in Harare on Friday included 15 sixes and helped India crush England by 100 runs in the final.
A community group in Harare is helping neighbors earn money by converting food scraps into organic fertilizer using earthworms. The chemical-free system cuts waste, boosts crop health, and creates sustainable income for local families.
India's Under-19 cricket team pulled off the biggest chase in tournament history, scoring 311 runs to beat Afghanistan and reach the World Cup final. Young stars Aaron George and 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi led the fearless charge in Harare.
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India's Under-19 cricket team pulled off the highest successful chase in tournament history, racing past Afghanistan's 310 runs to reach their tenth World Cup final. Three teenagers, including 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, lit up Harare with batting brilliance that showcased the future of cricket.
Zimbabwe's major dams have surged to 89% capacity, up nearly 18 points from last year, bringing water relief to millions after heavy seasonal rains. Eleven dams now overflow while urban centers like Harare see hopeful signs for water security.