Chimanimani FM

24/02/2025

Ngangu Primary School🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Chimanimani Fm 100.0

Zveibve kuanhu zveipetuke kuanhu
Samhiri Silence

22/02/2025

Paya paunofunga nekuronga kuparadza munhu, think about the children who are fully depended on that person. Know it in your heart that you are also destroying the innocent children. Many sermons can be developed from this picture.

22/02/2025

Tsiurai ma bus drivers ❌❌

22/02/2025

Chindau chinotinyi? 😂

21/02/2025

RESIDENTS, rural communities, school authorities, and other stakeholders in Manicaland have been urged to take extra precautions in light of the advisory warning of more rains expected this weekend.

Ministry of Local Government and Public Works

21/02/2025

Scenes at the National Youth Day celebrations at ZITF Grounds in Bulawayo today. President Emmerson Mnangagwa was the guest of honour at the event attended by thousands of people, including delegates from other countries and sister former Liberation Movements.
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Samhiri Sai

21/02/2025

NACB Zimbabwe CELEBRATES WORLD RADIO DAY WITH COMMUNITY RADIO STATIONS

By Tapiwa Tapiwa N Chitombo

To commemorate World Radio Day 2025, NACB Zimbabwe created a platform to recognize the outstanding contributions of community radio stations in addressing climate change. The organization launched a Short Video Challenge, encouraging community radio presenters to showcase their creativity and passion for climate awareness.

The response was overwhelming, with numerous participants submitting inspiring videos that highlighted the critical role of community radios in driving climate action. After a thrilling round of public voting and engagement, the winners were announced.

Lady D from Radio Bukalanga took home the top prize of $150, while Cheriel Dzobo from Vemuganga Community Radio was awarded the runner-up prize of $50. NACB Zimbabwe congratulated the winners and expressed gratitude to all participants for their remarkable contributions.

"The creativity, storytelling, and passion for climate awareness showcased by our community radio partners have been truly inspiring," said NACB Zimbabwe on their page.

World Radio Day is an annual celebration of the power of radio to promote diversity, inclusivity, and social change. This year's theme, "Radio and Climate Change," highlighted the critical role of radio in addressing the climate crisis and promoting sustainable development.

NACB Zimbabwe's Short Video Challenge was a resounding success, demonstrating the creativity and commitment of community radio stations in Zimbabwe. As the country continues to address the challenges of climate change, community radio stations remain a vital source of information, education, and empowerment for local communities.

21/02/2025

Jah Prayzah filled up 7 Arts theatre to capacity with tickets going for $40 and they all sold out before the show. 👏

20/02/2025

Biosphere Reserve

20/02/2025

We’ve just reached 18K followers! Thank you for continuing support. We could never have made it without each and every one of you. 🙏🤗🎉

19/02/2025

CHIMANIMANI DISTRICT SET TO HOST MANICALAND PROVINCIAL INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATIONS

By Tapiwa N Chitombo

Chimanimani District has been selected to host the Manicaland Provincial Independence Celebrations on April 18, 2025. The event will take place at Bumba in Ward 7, and is expected to attract high-ranking government officials, local leaders, and community members from across the province.

The independence celebrations are a significant event in Zimbabwe's calendar, marking the country's independence from colonial rule. This year's event promises to be a memorable occasion, with various activities and performances planned to showcase the province's rich cultural heritage.

Preparations for the event are already underway, with local organizers working closely with provincial and national authorities to ensure a successful celebration. As the country marks its independence, Chimanimani District is poised to take center stage, hosting a memorable and festive event that will be remembered for years to come.

19/02/2025

19/02/2025

ZIMBABWE'S COMMUNITY RADIO STATIONS MAKE WAVES IN PROMOTING LOCAL LANGUAGES AND CLIMATE AWARENESS

Story By Tapiwa N Chitombo

Zimbabwe's community radio landscape has witnessed significant growth since the launch of Avuxeni FM in Chiredzi in February 2022. Today, the country boasts 14 licensed community radio stations, each promoting local languages, talents, and development. These stations have been making a tangible impact in their respective communities, particularly on climate issues, which was the focus of this year's World Radio Day theme, "Radio and Climate Change".

The 14 community radio stations are spread across the country, catering to diverse communities and languages. The stations include Kasambabezi FM (Kariba), Ntepe-Manama (Gwanda), Radio Bukalanga (Plumtree), Nyangani FM (Inyanga), Madziwa FM (Shamva), Lyeja FM (Hwange), Twasumpuka FM (Binga), Bayethe FM (Matobo), Avuxeni FM (Chiredzi), Chimanimani FM (Chimanimani), Lotsha FM (Beitbridge), Ndau FM (Chipinge), Vemuganga FM (Chipinge), and Ingqanga FM (Mbembesi). Most of these stations are already on air, while others are preparing to launch their services.

These community radio stations have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to promoting climate awareness and sustainable practices in their communities. To acknowledge their dedication and hard work, nominations for awards are being considered for the volunteer staff and the stations themselves. This recognition will not only motivate the stations to continue their good work but also encourage others to follow in their footsteps.

The impact of these community radio stations extends beyond climate awareness. They provide a platform for local artists to showcase their talents, promote local languages and culture, and address community-specific issues. By doing so, they foster a sense of community and social cohesion, which is essential for development and progress.

As Zimbabwe continues to navigate the challenges of climate change, community radio stations remain a vital source of information, education, and empowerment for local communities. The growth of community radio in Zimbabwe is a positive step towards promoting diversity, inclusivity, and sustainable development.

NACB Zimbabwe Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations - Zacras Unesco Regional Office for Southern Africa Perch Media Trust

19/02/2025

Zvinoita here kurambwa newewaida fumirei wacho wotororwa kana kuroora?

18/02/2025

Rusitu hatina Zera nayo❤️❤️ vanhu veko vanofambirana nenguwa 🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼

18/02/2025

Congratulations LYEJA FM 📻

18/02/2025

Kuno tirikuona ma butterflies 🦋 akawandisa zvinorevei?

12/02/2025

Kubonga kakurutu kune Mhakwe High School yativhakachirawo ✅🇿🇼