There may be a potential for dissemination and awareness meetings turning into unintended confrontation zones by people of differing persuasions, politically or otherwise, especially those that may have their own agendas. 4. ACTION PLAN 4.1 The geographical distribution of indigenous languages in Zimbabwe 1. Shona ChiKaranga ChiZezuru (Gutu, Nyajena, Chivi, Shurugwi, Zaka, Bikita) (Chinamhora, Domboshava, Seke, Chihota, Goromonzi, Murehwa, Marondera, Buhera, Chivhu, Wedza) ChiKorekore (Makonde, Hurungwe, Sanyati, Gokwe, Guruve, Dande, Mutoko, Mudzi, Mt Darwin) ChiManyika (Mutasa, Makoni, Rusape, Zimunya, Marange, Nyanga, Nyamaropa, Vhumba) 2. Ndau (Mutambara, Bikita, Chipinge, Chikore, Chimanimani) 3. Kalanga Tsholotsho, Kezi, Plumtree, Dombodema) 4. Nambya (Hwange, Jambezi) 5. ChiBarwe (Nyanga, Nyamaropa, Nyakomba, Nyangombe, Katerere) 6. Sotho (Gwanda, Manama. Bulilamangwe, Beitbridge, Kezi, Masima. Shashe, Machachata, Masera, Siyoka) 7. Shangani (Chiredzi, Chikombedzi, Mwenezi, Neshuro, Chikwalakwala, Boli) 8. Venda (Beitbridge, Siyoka, Mtetengwa, Masera, Mzingarane, Dite) 9. Tonga (Binga, Nyaminyami, Hwange, Gokwe, North, Gokwe South, Lupane) Chewa (Alaska Mine, Trojan, Hwange, Shamva, 10. 22