SECTOR 2 2.9 Media cover the full spectrum of economic, cultural, political, social, national and local perspectives and conduct investigative stories. Most if not all media do not have sufficient economic power to cover everything which suposedly they should cover. There are some areas of news programmes which attempt to document the real country. The programme ‘Pólo de Desenvolvimento’ (Hub of Development) on TVM, is, to a certain extent, one of these areas. In its turn, RM, and other media are attempting, through their provincial broadcasters or representatives, to share some information on local matters, but this is not done consistently and continuously at editorial level, but sporadically, whcih it coincides with the visits of governors to the districts and in rural communities. Regarding investigative journalism, there has been some progress, particularly regarding the denunciation of bad management of public affairs, but the quality they undertake in this field, in general terms, is still very poor. 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: 3.3 (2005 = 2.4; 2007 = 3.6; 2009 = 4.0; 2011 = 3.7) 2.10 Private broadcasters deliver a minimum of quality public interest programmes. In general terms, there is minimal quality. On television, in particular, Stv provides the highlight, being one of the private television producers with considerable national programming and with acceptable standards of quality. Regarding radio, there is, at least in the city of Maputo, ‘A Rádio A Politécnica’, (Polytechnic Radio) which, although new, has stood out, in some way, with the produciton of debates covering matters of public interest. 88 AFRICAN MEDIA BAROMETER MOZAMBIQUE 2014