WEB-ZIMBABWE-VOTE-BRITAIN-MEDIA

For over five years, Zimbabweans in exile have gathered outside their High Commission to discuss political issues and maintain community spirit. Despite skepticism about the fairness of elections with President Mugabe running for a sixth term, efforts continue to keep Zimbabweans informed. SW Radio Africa plays a crucial role in broadcasting news into Zimbabwe, despite government attempts to block it. The media restrictions in Zimbabwe have led to skepticism about any significant change from upcoming elections. Exiles face personal risks, including imprisonment, if they return home. Campaigners in London plan a mock ballot to highlight election concerns.

What is the main reason Zimbabweans gather outside their country's High Commission in London?

• To celebrate Zimbabwean culture

• To engage in political activism and community support

• To promote tourism in Zimbabwe

• To protest against international policies

What challenge does SW Radio Africa face in broadcasting to Zimbabwe?

• Interference from Zimbabwean authorities

• Poor sound quality

• Limited audience interest

• Lack of funding

Why is SW Radio Africa considered essential for Zimbabweans?

• It broadcasts sports events

• It delivers independent news and information

• It offers educational content

• It provides entertainment programs

What is the concern of journalists regarding the upcoming elections in Zimbabwe?

• They think the elections will be postponed

• They might lose their jobs

• They fear imprisonment if they return home

• They are worried about low voter turnout

What action do Zimbabweans in London plan to take on the election day?

• Organize a protest march

• Hold a cultural festival

• Conduct a mock ballot

• Launch a new radio station