Harare
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- proper noun
- /həˈrɑːreɪ/
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Harare
- His novel, Harare North, will be published by Jonathan Cape UK in May 2009.
- Harare, Zimbabwe
- Harare conference
- Harare Declaration
Yeah, you know, just outside Harare and I read about that.
- Yeah, you know, just outside Harare and I read about that.
- He was reporting on the political violence, and he stayed in Harare in a hotel.
- In a bustling market suburb of Harare called Embari, he installed a single bench under the shade of a quiet tree.
Examples
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Many of the Paragroup soldiers commute daily from Harare due to both housing and ration shortages.
Academic text (1997) -
Many tourists visit Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe, to explore its vibrant culture.
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Yeah, you know, just outside Harare and I read about that.
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Nairobi is one of them, Harare is another.
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The initiative has resulted in the creation of the African Capacity Building Foundation, headquartered in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Academic text (1992) -
Initially, he carved at his rural home in Gokwe and then transported his sculptures to Harare in order to sell them.
Academic text (2010) -
In a bustling market suburb of Harare called Embari, he installed a single bench under the shade of a quiet tree.
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Harare is known for its beautiful parks and lively street markets throughout the year.
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The annual festival in Harare attracts artists and musicians from all over Zimbabwe.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Harare comes from the local Shona language and is said to come from the name Neharawa, a local chief. That's why the city's name honours the area's people and history.