Live from Harare
| 14:00 UK time, Wednesday, 2 December 2009
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Victoria Derbyshire's programme has been coming live from Harare, capital of Zimbabwe, this morning. It's been pretty gripping stuff with many fascinating insights into the lives of ordinary Zimbabweans. We've heard some amazing conversations with people from all walks of life, although, as she says on her blog, it's not straightforward:
Some people don't want to be interviewed - that could be because they are slightly fearful, or it could be because they are busy. But those who have agreed to talk seem to have spoken openly.
She's also been taking calls and messages from knowledgable listeners in the UK - listen again on the 5 live web site if you didn't catch the programme live. Read updates from her trip, including some fascinating video diaries, on the Victoria Derbyshire blog and follow her for updates through the day.
Victoria appeared on Radio 4's Today this morning, talking live from Harare about today's budget, food supplies, political freedom and white farmers:
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Steve Bowbrick is Editor of the 5 live blog
- Louisa Compton, Victoria's producer, posted here in advance of the Zimbabwe trip.
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