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Mavis Moyo
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.
==Education==
Mavis Moyo was born and grew up in Esigodini ("Essexvale"), a village in Matabeleland, 43 km South-East of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second largest city. Educated and working as a teacher for about 12 years,〔"Development Through Radio"; interview with Mavis Moyo, radio continental drift, 18 September 2012 (total duration: 22 minutes; c.c.); tracks 1–3 (early life); see playlists ((tracks 1–10) ), ((tracks 11–20) ); see also reference page at (Creative Africa Network ).〕
she first got involved in the Media in 1954 by chance as a temporary replacement at what was then the Federal Broadcasting Corporation (FBC), and was kept as a part-timer. Initially this work entailed reading inserts in Ndebele for a women's program called "radio home-craft club" (RHC).〔radio continental drift 2012; track 4 "radio home craft club"〕
Later, a vacancy arose, she applied and got the post of an announcer.〔Federation of Africa Media Women, "Mai Moyo traces the History of FAMWZ", 21 November 2002, (c.c. Kubatana archive ).〕
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