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...1938 formation of the Southern Rhodesia Currency Board, which was based in Harare, in present-day Zimbabwe. The Board's jurisdiction included [[Northern Rho

...a World Cup qualifier against [[Zaire national football team|Zaire]] in [[Harare]] in April 1997, Mbasela was out of action for two seasons but returned for ...Cup qualifier]] against [[Zimbabwe national football team|Zimbabwe]] in [[Harare]] when he replaced Maybin Mgaiwa in the 35th minute of the match which Zamb

...fighters under Ian Smith. They escorted him back to Salisbury (present day Harare) in fighter formation. Zuze complied and flew with them to an air base in S

...Phiri |publisher=Southern African News Features via AllAfrica.com|location=Harare |date=26 November 2008}}</ref>

...Rhodesia Television Limited]] (RTL), a private company based in Salisbury (Harare), Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), the station was set up to purely entertain

...frica: Nkhata's Contribution to Zimbabwean Music Significant]; The Herald (Harare) 2007-09-12</ref>

...founded, with headquarters in [[Salisbury]], [[Southern Rhodesia]] (now [[Harare]], [[Zimbabwe]]). Lusaka continued to use African languages as well as Engl

...ration of Southern African Football Associations]] women's tournament in [[Harare, Zimbabwe]]. They were in Group A. Zambia beat the [[Malawi women's nationa ...12}}</ref> Later that year, on Sunday, 2 December 2007 in a game played in Harare, Zimbabwe won 3–1 against Zambia. The game was part of the 2008 African

...saland was founded, with headquarters in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe). Lusaka continued to use African languages as well as English, b

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...r a rematch with Patience Master at the International Convention Centre in Harare. This time she knocked Master out in the second round of their scheduled fo

|capital = Salisbury (Harare) ...d and the surrounding territories. The [[Southern Rhodesia]]n capital of [[Harare|Salisbury]] doubled as Federal capital.<br/>

...win against [[Zimbabwe national football team|Zimbabwe]] in May 1988 in [[Harare]]. Despite the auspicious start, Malitoli did not become a regular in the n

|{{Flagicon|ZIM}} [[Harare]], Zimbabwe

# Beira Corridor: Road to [[Harare]] or rail to [[Bulawayo]], then rail via Mutare to [[Beira, Mozambique|Beir

site which today is Harare and

...ovince, Zambia."] Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Harare, 1994. Accessed 30 March 2007.</ref>

|capital = Salisbury now Harare |location=Harare

|align=left|{{flagicon|Zimbabwe}} [[Harare]], [[Zimbabwe]]

|stadium=[[Rufaro Stadium]], [[Harare]], [[Zimbabwe]]