ACCESS TO INFORMATION Kariba Field Trip The two-day Kariba field trip featured a training session for Kasambabezi FM community radio station staff on information disorders and access to information, as well as a visit to the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority offices to discuss collaboration with the media. The following day, a roadshow was conducted by Kasambabezi FM staff, where they taught their audiences on information disorders and access to information. The roadshow included a competition where participants had to explain the difference between misinformation and disinformation, with winners receiving t-shirts and caps. Overall, the field trip successfully enhanced knowledge on information disorder and access to information. Kasambabezi FM roadshow on information disorders outcome • Community radio stations in marginalised areas do not have reliable sources on technical issues such as media literacy and access to information. There is therefore a need to build capacity on these key areas through training of radio presenters for them to competently articulate these issues. • Community radio stations experience high staff turnover due to lack of remuneration. This can be addressed through learning from other sustainable community radio business models in the region. • Communities need to be equipped with fact-checking skills and trained on information 10 MISA Zimbabwe Annual Report 2023