As a 23-year-old Political Science student and activist, Glorious has tackled gender inequality head-on and emerged as a fierce leader in her community. Growing up in a patriarchal society, she knows firsthand the impact of leadership and service. Now, she's applying these principles to combat the persistent flooding in Moeba. With $500, she will rally young people to regularly clean blocked drainage systems that worsen during the rainy season, using basic sanitation tools. Alongside gutter clean-ups, Glorious will educate the community on proper waste disposal and provide garbage bins in key public spaces. By keeping the drains clear, Glorious aims to reduce health risks like malaria and cholera during peak rains. This initiative turns local frustration into organized action, nurturing a culture of self-help and resilience.