He traced back his environmental activism journey to the day he stood up with consciousness at a garbage dumping site at Victoria Falls and becoming more aware of the environment issues in his immediate community.[5] He started noticing the effects of climate change in his environment at the age of 11 in Grade 5 at Chamabondo Primary School in Zimbabwe.[5][6] Victoria Fall witnessed the worst drought in a century in 2019.[3][7][8] 7.7 million Zimbabwean people are food insecure and 45 million people of southern Africans at risk of hunger.[9][10][11] There is also an unprecedented acute malnutrition rates of over five per cent in eight of the Zimbabwean’s districts.[10] All these issues manifesting in his community triggered him to start teaching his community about climate change and to continuously call for reduction the global emissions and he has pledge ever to relent until decision makers start taking considerable climate actions.[7][12]