Redefining Broadcasting Services Act reform agenda

That the ZBC has failed in fulfilling the constitutional and professional obligation of impartiality, diversity and accessibility is no longer a moot question.
By Nigel Nyamutumbu Nov. 3, 2024

Time to revisit the laws of radio and television licensing in Zim

Moreover, by eliminating the licensing requirement, the government signals its commitment to promoting freedom of expression and access to information.
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Sep. 20, 2024

Invest in networks SMEs urged

SMEs operate with their revenues, assets and a number of employees below a certain threshold.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 8, 2024

BAZ appointment raises eyebrows

Hwengwere, who is also a former manager of Buy Zimbabwe, was appointed into the BAZ board alongside Saliwe Njolomole and Melody Mbira Harry.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 28, 2024

The mirage of mystery break-ins at high places

The blast killed at least two people and injured dozens more, including the president himself, who sustained minor injuries.
By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Jul. 14, 2024

Editor’s Memo: Reduce ZBC licence fees urgently

Companies are hit even harder, with a US$200 annual fee for a car radio, US$200 for a television and radio licence, and US$100 for a radio licence.
By Faith Zaba Jun. 28, 2024

ZBC partially unbans Winky D's music

While Winky D's new EP gets airplay, critical songs from Eureka Eureka and previous albums remain banned.
By Sindiso Dube May. 26, 2024

‘BAZ should collect licence fees’

Muswere urged media practitioners, government officials, civil society organisations and members of the public to work together for a sustainable future.
By Gracious Daniel May. 7, 2024

Youth move in to get slice of construction industry cake

Chihota gave thumbs up to the parent association, ZBCA, for coming up with such an initiative.
By Staff Reporter Apr. 14, 2024