Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has formed a committee to monitor journalists during the upcoming elections claiming it wants to 'ensure that the media adheres to its regulations'.
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Three new television stations risk losing their licences after failing to pay licensing fees to the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) by the deadline of January 21.
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By Luke Tamborinyoka The regime through the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe last week brew yet another shocker when it awarded six television licences to its surrogates in a desperate attempt to POLAD-ise Zimbabwe's television sector.
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“Our government is really the biggest comedian because this awarding of TV licences is a joke. They have awarded six TV licences to people who are regime enablers connected to the government and in certain cases even to the military, what…
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Attempts by President Emmerson Mnangagwa's regime to hoodwink the international community into thinking they have implemented long demanded media reforms by issuing six new free-to-air TV licences have been exposed by evidence the army is a…
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“We are deep and wide when it comes to good content,” Cont Mhlanga said. Flanking him to his left was Dr Qhubani Moyo, who led Team Fairtalk’s presentation as they tried to sell the idea of Ke Yona TV, one of 14 stations vying for six…
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The Zimbabwe Association of Community Radio Stations (ZACRAS) has initiated a regional partnership for unlicensed community radios with the United Nations and European Union in efforts to lobby President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration…
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Econet Group’s pay television service, Kwese Television (Private) Limited, popularly known as Kwese TV, has petitioned the High Court seeking an order to compel its business partner Dr Dish (Private) Limited (Dr Dish) to settle a $634 400…
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Kwese parent company, Econet Media (Mauritius), say it has nothing to do with the Supreme Court ruling against Dr Dish over the distribution of its content through Kwese TV to Zimbabwe viewers because they terminated all their agreements.
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Econet Media (Mauritius) cannot distribute Kwesé TV satellite content to Zimbabwean viewers because it failed to comply with the terms and conditions under which it was granted the licence, the Supreme Court has ruled.
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