What If... We think differently?

What if we talked to each other

We each have our firm positions on what our political solutions should look like. But rarely do we take a step back to think about the consequences of our refusal to compromise. In this episode, Tendai is joined by Claire as they explore the impact of our failed national conversations and what good conversation on national discourse can look like. Tendai Murisa, Claire Nyamayaro and Belinda Chaora Twitter: @tmurisa @bchaora @Clairenyamayaro

What do we mean by Citizenship?

In this podcast we look at the concept of citizenship, what it looks like and how can it be practiced by everyday people. We consider some activities being done by ordinary residents that demonstrate active citizenship. Tendai Murisa, Sharon Murisa and Belinda Chaora Twitter: @tmurisa @Shazzyvimbai

What if we changed our cities

In this podcast, we look at how citizens can take back control of how their cities or urban centers are run by being more involved in problem-solving. We showcase some examples that have happened in Zimbabwe, where citizens have engaged in co-production leading to new forms of accountability and change. Tendai Murisa, Eddah Jowah and Belinda Chaora Twitter: @tmurisa @E_Jowah

Zimbabwe the next 5 years

In this episode, we demonstrate the importance of understanding democracy not just as a political conversation but one that is outworked in many other spaces including religious, social, and economic spaces. We speak specifically about the role religious bodies have in understanding and practicing active citizenship as contributors to associational life. Tendai Murisa, Nonstikelelo Nzula and Belinda Chaora Twitter: @tmurisa @NontsiNzula

What if we reconsider everyday forms of rural social organisation

Democracy has several sites of expression including the working of communities within and amongst each other through associations and networks of solidarity to solve public problems. This episode uncovers some of the sites of expression, and by extension sites of democracy in practice. Tendai Murisa, Nolwazi Ndlovu and Belinda Chaora. Twitter: @tmurisa @Nolwazindlovu24