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Football brings hope

Location: Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe

A group of local women, moved by the hopeless future of HIV/AIDS orphans, pooled their resources to set up the Matapi Women Traders Cooperative (MWTC) in Mbare suburb, Harare.

The cooperative enables the women to care for the children of their former colleagues by buying and selling vegetables. Money raised through the project goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of destitution.

Carrying baskets of vegetables on their heads, the women walk together from their homes to the markets to sell their wares. They form pyramids of tomatoes for locals to buy, and pass their afternoons talking in the shade while shoppers browse their stalls.

Set against a backdrop of poverty and escalating crime, the MWTC has made it possible for their children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dream of playing professionally. In the run up to the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament, local boys like Tatenda and Tafadzwa participate in the excitement by pushing themselves even harder during their training sessions.
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    Image Number: APN295766
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Matapi flats where most of the members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) stay in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. . The MWTC is a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally. .
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295756
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) going about their business at Mbare Msika in Harare’s Mbare suburb where they buy and sell tomatoes. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
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    Image Number: APN295771
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini, 14, playing soccer in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe.. Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally. .
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    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
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    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295758
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini placing flowers on his mother's grave with his coach, Tapera Chibwe, and the Secretary of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC),Susan Hwicho, at Mbudzi cemetery in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. . Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally. .
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    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295762
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tatenda Kavhai, 13, sweating after a hard day of football training in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe on 27 November, 2009.. Tatenda is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for Tatenda to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving his dream of playing professionally.
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    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295767
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini watching soccer on TV with the Secretary of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC),Susan Hwicho, who looks after him in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. . Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for Tafadzwa to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving his dream of playing professionally. .
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2667
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295770
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini watching soccer on television in a house belonging to the Secretary of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) who looks after him in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for Tafadzwa to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving his dream of playing professionally.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295753
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: A group of young soccer players in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe on 27 November, 2009. The players are HIV/AIDS orphans and benefactors of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally. .
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    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
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    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295765
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: A man counting his money before buying vegtables from members of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe.. The MWTC is a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2667
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295755
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Young soccer players training in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe on 27 November, 2009. The players are HIV/AIDS orphans and benefactors of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295761
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini, 14, placing flowers on his mother's grave at Mbudzi cemetry in Mbare suburb, Harare. . Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. .
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: portrait
    Pixel Size: 2657 x 4000
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295773
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) selling their wares in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: portrait
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    Media Id: UNSECURED-2534
    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295764
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) selling their wares in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to buy and sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2645
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295759
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini walks to his mother and father's graves with the Secretary of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), Susan Hwicho, at Mbudzi graveyard, Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe. . Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally. .
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2667
    Media Id: UNSECURED-2520
    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295754
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Tafadzwa Pini (R)and Shadrack Timba (L) playing soccer in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe on 20 November, 2009.. Tafadzwa is an HIV/AIDS orphan and a benefactor of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution. The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2729
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    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295760
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) going about their business at Mbare Msika in Harare’s Mbare suburb where they buy and sell tomatoes. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2654
    Media Id: UNSECURED-2521
    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295772
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Young soccer players training in Mbare suburb, Harare, Zimbabwe on 27 November, 2009. The players are HIV/AIDS orphans and benefactors of the Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC), a group of women committed to caring for their former colleagues' children. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.The MWTC has made it possible for these children to receive football coaching and move one step closer to achieving their dreams of playing professionally.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2509
    Media Id: UNSECURED-2533
    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No
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    Image Number: APN295757
    Title: ZIMBABWE-Football Brings Hope
    Description: Members of Matapi Woman Traders Cooperative (MWTC) going about their business at Mbare Msika in Harare’s Mbare suburb where they buy and sell tomatoes. The women pooled their resources to form a cooperative to sell vegetables. The money raised goes towards the education of the children in their care, in an effort to steer them away from a life of crime and destitution.
    Collections: Twenty Ten
    Subcollections: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande
    Country: ZIMBABWE
    Location: HARARE
    Orientation: landscape
    Pixel Size: 4000 x 2601
    Media Id: UNSECURED-2518
    Credit: Desmond Zvidzai Kwande / Twenty Ten / Africa Media Online
    Keywords: Africa, Colour image, Zimbabwe, horizontal, Harare, Mbare, Soccer, Football, Teams, HIV/AIDS, 2010 World Cup, Traders,
    Model Release: No
    Property Release: No

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