Harare, Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Harare, Zimbabwe connects to 4782 places across 24 topics through 438 Bunkabop connections. Sports form the largest cluster, led by cricket and rugby at venues like Harare Sports Club. Government ties run deep, from Operation Murambatsvina in 2005 to the city's active opposition press. Education adds another thread, with schools like Prince Edward, founded in 1898 as Salisbury Grammar. South Africa, Australia, and London each share many connections with Harare.
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Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Denmark | The Bahamas
Craig Wishart
Prince Edward School
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Zimbabwe
Churchill School (Harare)
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: United Kingdom | Zimbabwe
James Alexander Carse
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: South Africa | Cardiff, Wales
Roman Catholic Diocese of Chinhoyi
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Zimbabwe | Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe
Roman Catholic Diocese of Gokwe
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Zimbabwe | Hwange, Zimbabwe
Roman Catholic Diocese of Mutare
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Zimbabwe | Mutare, Zimbabwe
Westridge High School
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Zimbabwe
Rowena Cooper
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: United Kingdom | Dundee, Scotland
Ryan Higgins (cricketer, born 1995)
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: United Kingdom | Zimbabwe
Energoprojekt holding
Connects Harare, Zimbabwe to: Serbia | Belgrade, Serbia
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- September 2, 2026 Harare Sports Club Ground in Harare regularly hosts One Day International cricket matches, and the 37,000-seat Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in this western Indian city has hosted T20s, ODIs and a Test match. Which Indian cricket city is being described?
- June 3, 2026 What major sporting event saw matches played in both Pretoria and Harare?