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A new radio station aligned to long-ruling President Robert Mugabe’s ZANU-PF party began broadcasting yesterday. Star FM, which is owned by the Zimbabwe Newspaper Group (Zimpapers), launched with a rendition of the national anthem at midday
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The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ), which is packed with ZANU PF sympathisers, has claimed that they will not issue any more radio licences because the country has exhausted all the six frequencies on its FM broadcasting band.
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Over the years Mugabe’s regime has deployed serving and retired soldiers into non-military structures, to ensure Mugabe remains in power. In Part 2 of this series SW Radio Africa looks at some of the individuals in both the army and Central…
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HARARE- President Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara met today for two and half hours at State House in Harare to deliberate on key issues affecting the country. They later issued this…
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SW Radio Africa journalist Lance Guma speaks to Settlement Chikwinya, the MP for Mbizo who recently raised a motion in Parliament calling for the withdrawal of the two radio licences given to the government owned Zimpapers’ Talk Radio and…
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EDDIE CROSS: So 2011 ends, for Zanu PF on a disturbing note, their leadership ailing, their camp divided and now the pillars of their grip on the State under attack from a quarter where they have no control.
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HARARE- Kiss FM which includes musician Oliver Mtukudzi reportedly lost its bid for a national radio licence after it submitted a plagiarised South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) technical plan as part of its bid document.
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