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Kalanga community welcomes licensing of Radio BuKalanga
The Kalanga community in Bulilima and Mangwe has welcomed the licensing of the first-ever community radio station for BaKalanga –…
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Y-FM questions BAZ’s licensing criteria
Y-FM, a Bulawayo-based community radio initiative, seeking to provide a channel of communication for young people in the city has…
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Tsholotsho Community Radio appealing for financial assistance
The Tsholotsho community in Matabeleland North is appealing for financial assistance to set up a community radio station, covering at…
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Y-Star FM petitions Parliament on community radio licences
Y-Star FM, a Bulawayo-based community radio initiative, which was snubbed by the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) in its recent…
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BAZ must promote ownership diversity in new TV stations: MISA
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA-Zimbabwe) has urged the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to promote diversity and pluralism…
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Call for youth-focused community radios
A local community radio initiative Y-Star FM has called upon the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to license community radio…
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Gwanda gears up for community radio station
By Vumani Mthiyane The Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services together with the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) embarked…
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Chief Ndiweni berates Govt over community radio licences
Outspoken Ntabazinduna Chief, Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni, has lambasted the government for failing to designate community radio stations to Ndebele communities.…
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Plumtree community strategises on community radio
Stakeholders from Plumtree town, Bulilima and Mangwe districts are meeting on Friday to strategise on applying for a community radio…
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Outcry over new broadcasting fees
Media stakeholders have lamented the recently gazetted broadcasting fees, which they described as prohibitive to new players while maintaining the…
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