Just a small introduction into the NDS1. Just small views about the document. What are your views. Drop in your voice notes with comments and views. Enjoy

Today we are discussing with Tariro Gurure a young women from Bulawayo who is doing amazing work on voter registration. What's a better way for women to crush #wcw on themselves than to register to vote And we later on discussion about delimitation. Do you know about the delimitation process in Zimbabwe? Listen in and enjoy

Today with talk to Tariro Gurure a youth women from Bulawayo who is doing incredible work in her community to encourage other to vote. "What's a better way for women to crush #wcw on themselves than to go register to vote" Do you know about the upcoming delimitation process in Zimbabwe??

We get to discuss about how transparency and accountability can be realised using the 2018 auditor generals report to bring positive developments in our local authorities.

Talking about how the media has been in terms of information dissemination about devolution in different communities. Is our media doing enough so that communities have adequate information.

Having a youthful view about devolution and how it is happening in Gwanda. Is devolution really doing it's best in bring community development. The guest is James Moyo a human rights activist.

Looking at the amendment bill number 2 in Zimbabwe and what it means in regards with devolution. Also talking about how the devolution funds were allocated in different area. Do you know how much devolution funds was allocated in your area.

In celebration of the international women's day I had an interaction with one lady and discusses about how issues of climate change are affecting women. We as well discussed on the relationship between women and the environment.

A discussion with young women on how devolution can bring opportunities to young women. Does communities even Know about devolution.

Discussion on how best can the communities know about devolution in Zimbabwe. Are the citizens aware of the constitutional provision of section 264 of the Zimbabwe's Constitution.