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Servicing Kariba & it's surrounding areas being Hurungwe, Gokwe, Binga & Siavonga for Development.

11/08/2025

Lest We Forget .... Heroes Day Celebrations in Pictures.

11/08/2025

Heroes Day celebration Happening live at Nyamhunga stadium

10/08/2025

2025 Lake Harvest Kariba Challenge in Pictures

09/08/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Thaboluhle Mangena Murangapuma, Esther Mutsau, Tinashe Dangwa, Quince Godknows Hussein, Tawaguta Mazhomba, Edward Pfutsai Ruparanganda, Tariro Kinini, Leonard Mafume, Dube Tikudxwe, Taurai Nyamapfeka, Simon Chipadza, Robert Mutakura Mutakura, Nyasha Muzibwa Jamela, Masocha Bridget, Tendai Mapondera, Joyie Kamukapa, Paul Nyapokoto, Netty Ndoro Monze, Takesure Siampande, Cliff Ambrick, Toshinga Chirinda, Kudzai Tyna Mungazi, Wilfred Dick, Temmy MasukuChirry, Hamilton Chindime, Bernice Tembo, Dorcas Nyamapfeka, Shepherd Chamsanga, Liweleen Mukana, John Chabaya, Mary Lozi, Roy T Mvuri, Lenard Mapondera, Shelter Mupindi, John Muringani, Lorcadia Chaderopa

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09/08/2025

"The Women of Karambazungu: A Cry for Hope"

Karambazungu had always been overlooked. The narrow, pothole-riddled road that connect them to the outside world is more of a scar than a lifeline.

Buses rarely ply the route, and when the unroadworthy vehicles do, they are usually battered and overloaded carrying goods and people to Makande enroute to Kariba.

A few months ago, there had been whispers of change when some senior officials from the Hurungwe District Council were arrested for stealing public funds. But for the women of Karambazungu, justice didn’t fill their empty stomachs or send their children to school.

Some women who had come to attend the community court presided by Chief Nematombo at Karambazungu primary school today, Saturday 9 August 2025, shared their sad story.

Mai Matimba whose hands calloused from years of toil, spoke up.

"We have been marginalized for too long," she said, her voice steady but fierce. "We work the land, we raise our children, yet we have nothing to show for it. No easy access to clean water, no proper roads, no help when the rains fail. Drought hit us hard this year and we are struggling to have something to eat."

Nods and murmurs of agreement rippled through the group of the women who have hope that Kasambabezi FM will amplify their voices further.

Mai Munatsa a widow stepped forward. "We cannot wait anymore. We must call for help from the government, from churches, from anyone who will listen. We need projects, something to lift us from this poverty" she lamented.

09/08/2025

In Pictures: happening now is the Mashonaland West Agricultural Show taking place in Chinhoyi

08/08/2025

Breast Feeding day celebrations happening at Siakobvu business centre.
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07/08/2025

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06/08/2025

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06/08/2025

Welcoming Chief Nebiri.

06/08/2025

NYAMINYAMI -Breast Feeding Day Celebrations happening at Siakobvu Business Centre.

06 August 2025.

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ABOUT PATSAKA TRUST

Patsaka Trust’s current programming is focused on addressing priority community needs through home grown or local solutions. Youth are at the forefront of the development process. Thus they are empowered to be active decision makers and advocates as well as agents for development. The organization mainly makes use of two platforms of service delivery which are the existing community structures, and the youth to provide quality and comprehensive services to the community. In short Patsaka Trust harnesses and directs all resources in one chosen direction of promoting community development through youth led interventions in four thematic areas:

i. Women Development and Emancipation, Household Economic strengthening

ii. Youth Development & Empowerment

iii. Educational and Constitutionalism;

iv. Community level advocacy through Media and Media Diversity

Main Activities:

v Awareness & Advocacy campaigns targeting both men & women in the community of Kariba and its environs

v Knowledge and Information Dissemination (creating access to information within the community of Kariba and surroundings)

v Provision of basic education to the community of Kariba and surroundings in order to create conducive environment for benefiting from and utilising social, political and economic opportunities and services.

v Capacitating the youth in Kariba through entrepreneurship skills, income generating projects, access to finance and skills in business development services.

Fishing will always be an option in Kariba.

Why trading as KASAMBABEZI FM?

The Tonga people were compellingly relocated from their homes on the banks of the Zambezi River to make way for the building of Lake Kariba in the 1950s. They had challenges in clearing their new land the wild animals in the area caused which were;"problems of life and death." Meandering through eight countries, the Zambezi is Africa’s fourth largest river; indirectly affecting over 128 million lives as a source of water and food. Sharing a border between Zimbabwe and Zambia is Lake Kariba, one of the world’s largest man-made reservoirs, which provides hydroelectric power and supports a fishing and tourism industry. It all sounds positive, yet we assert that “the basin is also home to some of the most acute vulnerability in southern Africa." In 1956, the Tonga were displaced from their ancestral home on the Zambezi River to make way for the building of the dam, and resettled further inland. The original name of the river, ‘Kasambabezi’, is a Tonga name meaning,” only those who know the river can bath in it.” This was mainly because you were supposed to be careful when taking bath on the banks of the river as it is infested with crocodiles. The name is made up of two words, “kasamba” – meaning “those who bath”, and “bezi”– for “should know”. The phrase references Tonga knowledge of the deep water and shows the close relationship society had with ‘their’ river. The radio is therefore the soul of the society and only those who know its importance will treasure it.

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