Mavis Moyo

thumb|Mavis Moyo Mavis Moyo (17 July 1929) Mavis Moyo is a veteran broadcaster of Radio Zimbabwe (ZBC Radio 4) and a founding member of the Federation of African Media Women Zimbabwe (FAMWZ 1985). During the 1980s and 1990s she was leading a project, which became known as Development Through Radio (DTR) across Zimbabwe and the entire Southern African region. Quotes "I will go and talk to the experts and we will teach you how to make oil on radio." .] Moyo, M., & Quarmyne, W. (1994). (unpublished article). The Development Through Radio (DTR) Project (Zimbabwe) - A Communication and Development Model. "What you vividly imagine, ardently desire, sincerely believe and enthusiastically act upon must inevitably come to pass." She advised women scientists to think globally and act locally "Sow a thought, and you reap an action, sow an act and you reap a habit, sow a habit and you reap a character, sow a character and you reap a destiny." On opening the minds of members to look at life and way of living critically so that they yield positive results and be the change they want to be. When I arrived at the polling station for the first time I felt comfortable. People were smiling and talking to each other about a better country. We are only hopeful that the positivity that we now have will help to turn things around for us We cannot move forward if you still have a situation where being members of different political views can lead to violence. Zimbabweans only thrive when we are united and that is what we need. We need our leaders to help unite us We might have the best constitution in the world but if our leaders still abuse it, what good is it[https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-21860543 Zimbabweans hope for democratic rebirth,20 March 2013 We may have good laws on paper but as long as those laws are not enforced we have a problem. For example we have the Domestic ViolenceKhumalo to table motion forcing respect for constitution,16 July 2014 Apart from the farming knowledge we gained,] our marital life has greatly improved, we now do things togetherZimbabwe's agricultural sector boosted by China-assisted training,'''13 September 2021 External links Category: Living people Category:Women from Zimbabwe