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Thupeyo Muleya
Beitbridge Bureau
The National Association of Community Broadcasting (NACB) has called on the country’s 14 licenced community radios to prioritise gender programming in their respective areas.
The association’s secretary, Miss Yvone Buzwane who is also Radio Bukalanga manager said community radios have a great role to play in demystifying gender stereotypes.
She made the remarks in an interview on the sidelines of the gender-sensitive reporting training workshop for community radios and media personnel in Harare on Wednesday.
The training programme is being supported by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Zimbabwe office.
“The hope is that all community radios and the media will be able to deliver gender-just, relevant, responsive content in the communities they serve,” she said.
“We are training different people, including their managers, so that they can then improve on broadcasting gender-inclusive content.
“You will note that most of these are located in marginalised areas where gender justice issues are one of the major challenges.”
Online Reporter