Team Zimbabwe is a dynamic and diverse group of students hailing from various schools across the nation. Coming together every weekend, these passionate young individuals are united by a common goal: to elevate the Zimbabwean flag on the global stage. Our team is deeply committed to the dual focus of mastering robotics and honing media presentation skills. But more than just building robots, we believe in the transformative power of this experience. As we face the challenges and triumphs of our robotics journey, we embrace the ethos that “it’s not kids building robots, but robots building kids.” Each obstacle we overcome and every milestone we achieve is shaping us into better individuals and future leaders. Through our shared dedication and collaboration, Team Zimbabwe is not only advancing in technology but also growing personally and professionally, preparing to make a positive impact in the world.

Individual Team Bios

Hi, I’m Harry Garwe, a grade 10 pupil from Tynwald High school aged 16. From a young age, I’ve had a keen interest in technology and art particularly in the observational drawing and building of the robots themselves. While I enjoy coding, drawing and playing video games it’s the hands-on aspect of constructing robots that truly excites me. I’m thrilled to be part of this prestigious event, eager to showcase my abilities and learn from the best in the field and communicate and learn more from my fellow competitors as they share their ways and cultures so that I can learn more about the many places that I may visit in my life. With a combination of technical expertise and a creative mind, I hope to make a significant impact in the world through the use of robotics and new gen technology.

Hi! I’m Lean a 15 year old robotics and AI enthusiast with a passion for innovation and discovery. From a young age I have been fascinated by the potential of technology to shape our world and improve our lives. I spend most of my free time learning about and experimenting with robotics, artificial intelligence and programming, but my interests don’t stop there. I’m also deeply curious about the natural world and I love studying physics. I believe that understanding the fundamental laws of the universe is key to unlocking new technologies and solving real-world problems. I’m driven by my desire to use my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact on my community and the world at large.

Hi my name is Makatendeka Dzvene, I am 17 years old. My passion for robotics started was ignited when l got the opportunity to see the 2019 FIRST Global challenge in the UAE. I am really excited about this year’s challenge because I am going to be learning the different ways of incorporating robotics with producing food for the future. I hope that this experience will help me to come up with innovative ideas to develop my country Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.

My name is Munashe Mutseriwa l am 18 years old, and my passion for robotics began when I built my
first robot in high school. With a strong desire to harness the power of robotics for positive change, I hope to learn and participate in the FGChallenge: Feeding the Future. Through this challenge, I aim to contribute innovative solutions to transform my country’s food production and development, ultimately making a meaningful impact on the future of sustainable agriculture. 🇿🇼

Hello! I’m Christwish Ushewokunze, a 16-year-old proudly Zimbabwean girl with a curiosity-driven mindset and a passion for technology, strategy, and creativity. I’m fascinated by computer science and robotics, and I enjoy exploring the endless possibilities of coding and innovation. When I’m not programming, you can find me on the chessboard, analyzing moves and perfecting my game. I’m also an avid gamer, always up for a challenge. On the court, I love playing tennis, where strategy and athleticism come together. Off the court, I enjoy cooking and experimenting with new recipes, combining flavors and techniques to create something delicious. I’m proud to represent Zimbabwe’s next generation of innovators and change-makers, and I’m excited to connect with like-minded individuals and continue learning and growing in my interests for diverse countries.

Hi, I’m Kudakwashe Mawadzi, a young innovator driven by a passion for robotics and a vision for a sustainable future. With a strong foundation in STEM, I’m eager to apply my skills to real-world problems. The FGChallenge: Feeding the Future presents an exciting opportunity for me to make a meaningful impact on Zimbabwe’s agricultural landscape. I’m committed to designing innovative solutions that increase efficiency, reduce waste, and promote environmentally friendly practices, ultimately contributing to a food-secure future for generations to come.

Hello! My name is Mazvita Chadzimura, an 18 year old, christian lady who is fascinated in technology for the future and using the discoveries of the modern world to better the lives of the people. I enjoy exercising my interests through coding and designing, this has led me to join lots of clubs. It is an honor to participate in this challenge as it truly combines all my interests, skills and passions. Feeling truly inspired by the movement to let youth have a say in decision-making politics, I strive to shout for those in my country that do not have a voice. For fun, I read, my favorite genres entail futuristic action books and summer reads. I also dabble in activities like baking and drawing to engage my busy mind in times of rest.

Hi, My name is Brayden Gunundu. I’m 14 years old and I am learning at Milestone College. I am Christian. I am very enthusiastic about programming, robotics and gaming. I enjoy playing games on my PlayStation during my free time. Sometimes I spend time on tutorials on how to make websites.

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