SECTOR 2 For the most part, the various private radio stations also cover topical social issues, although much content is driven by government activity and advertising. Scores: Individual scores: 1 Country does not meet indicator 2 Country meets only a few aspects of indicator 3 Country meets some aspects of indicator 4 Country meets most aspects of indicator 5 Country meets all aspects of the indicator Average score: 3.2 (2012 = n/a; 2010 = n/a; 2008 = n/a; 2006 = n/a) 2.11 The country has a coherent ICT policy and/or the government implements promotional measures, which aim to meet the information needs of all citizens, including marginalised communities. Zimbabwe has been using an ICT policy from 2005, but this is largely seen as outdated, and panellists were unaware of its existence. They were aware, however, of the Draft National ICT Policy presented to cabinet in early 2015, which started off with a consultative forum. Despite the absence of a working policy, however, there have been efforts to meet the country’s information needs, and a digital migration policy currently exists, although Zimbabwe has not made the switch to digital as yet. Many schools in rural areas also have the infrastructure required for the promotion of ICTs in school, “but the question is whether it’s working.” AFRICAN MEDIA BAROMETER ZIMBABWE 2015 37