Civil Society 2012 Hopes and Predictions 01.01.13
Tuesday, January 1st, 2013
Join Tich Sibanda as he gets Hopes and Predictions from civil society group members.
Archive for the 'Christmas Programs' Category
Beyond Protest 31.12.12
Monday, December 31st, 2012
Tererai hosts a Beyond Protest New Year’s Eve special and to inspire and motivate all those who have toiled in Zimbabwe’s political trenches for the last twelve months, Tererai presents a variety of protest songs that have moved activists worldwide for decades. The list includes Gill Scott-Heron’s famous “The Revolution will not be televised”, Bob Marley’s reggae hit “Get Up Stand Up” and Bob Dylan’s classic “The times they are changing”.
SW Radio Africa News Review 2012
Monday, December 31st, 2012
SW Radio Africa’s annual News Review of the top stories from the Newsreel bulletins in 2012. Tich, Tererai and Alex bring you all those news stories that made headlines and got Zimbabwe talking.
SW Radio Africa Comedy Awards 2012
Sunday, December 30th, 2012
Join Tererai and Richard for a hilarious half hour as they share their favourite jokes of the year. There are brilliant clips from Trevor Noah, Rowan Atkinson, Lavell Crawford, Ricky Gervais, and George W. Bush.
Civil Society Xmas Messages 25.12.12
Tuesday, December 25th, 2012
Tererai hosts the annual Christmas Messages from Civil Society and talks to Civil Society activists in Zimbabwe about the challenges they faced in 2012 and what they hope to achieve in the coming year. The guests include Phillip Pasirayi from the Centre for Community Development, Blessing Vava from the National Constitutional Assembly and Machinda Marongwe from the National Association of Non-governmental Organisations, NANGO.
Religious Leaders Special 25.12.12
Tuesday, December 25th, 2012
Alex Bell presents a Christmas special and speaks to religious leaders about the challenges that Zimbabweans, as well as the Church, have faced over the last year. Reverend Useni Sibanda talks about the role of Church leaders in helping Zimbabwe’s transition to democracy. Anglican Bishop Chad Gandiya talks about the struggle to have the properties stolen by Nolbert Kunonga returned to the Church, while Father Oscar Wermter prays for peace and tolerance over the festive season and for the New Year.
Civil Society Holiday Special 25.12.11
Friday, December 16th, 2011
Civil Society Xmas Special 25.12.11
