Livetalk: Zimbabwe’s Premier Call-In TV Show for National and Diaspora Engagement
Harare, Zimbabwe – Livetalk, a dynamic 30-minute call-in television program, has become a vital platform for Zimbabweans both at home and abroad to voice their opinions on pressing national and international developments. The show, which airs as a simulcast, bridges the gap between citizens and key stakeholders, fostering informed discussions on critical socio-political and economic issues.
A Platform for Open Dialogue
Designed to promote transparency and civic participation, Livetalk invites Zimbabweans from all walks of life to share their perspectives on governance, policy, and current affairs. The program features a diverse lineup of guests, including subject-matter experts, non-state actors, political figures, and government representatives, ensuring a balanced and multi-faceted discourse.
Schedule and Accessibility
The show airs Monday through Friday from 18:00 to 18:30 UTC (20:00 to 20:30 Zimbabwe local time), making it accessible to audiences across different time zones. This scheduling accommodates both in-country viewers and the Zimbabwean diaspora, reinforcing the program’s mission to unite citizens in meaningful conversation.
Why Tune In?
- Expert Insights: Gain clarity on complex issues from specialists in various fields.
- Direct Engagement: Call in to share your views or ask questions in real time.
- Balanced Perspectives: Hear from government officials, opposition leaders, and civil society.
- Diaspora Inclusion: Stay connected with developments back home, no matter where you are.
Empowering Citizens Through Media
In an era where misinformation can spread rapidly, Livetalk serves as a credible source of analysis and debate. By facilitating direct interaction between the public and decision-makers, the program strengthens democratic engagement and encourages accountability.
For those seeking to stay informed or contribute to national discourse, Livetalk offers an unparalleled opportunity to be heard. Don’t miss out—tune in and make your voice count.
Source: VOA Zimbabwe