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By Blessings Mashaya HARARE - As Zimbabwe's economic meltdown continues to escalate, the cash-strapped Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) on Wednesday closed its loss-making second television station and fired hundreds of its…
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By Tendai Mugabe and Nyemudzai Kakore HARARE - The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation yesterday fired almost 300 employees, including managers and journalists. ZBCTv reported on its 8 O’clock news bulletin that 282 workers were…
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HARARE - With Zimbabwe’s economy in the doldrums and showing no prospects of recovering any time soon, State media organisations -- the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) and Zimpapers, the publishers of The Herald, the Sunday Mail and…
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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) plans to introduce six new channels following the switch from analogue to digital with encrypted content which can only be viewed after paying a monthly 'Access Fee' of US$3-5 per TV set.
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Give weeds an inch and they will take the whole yard. This is true of what Jonathan Moyo is crafting right now.
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HARARE - The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation was prejudiced of close to $25 million by the previous board and management between 2009 and 2013, a forensic audit carried out by KPMG Chartered Accountants presented to Parliament yesterday…
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Three more top ZBC Holdings executives were on Monday suspended in a $7 million scandal unearthed by a government ordered forensic audit into the scam that rocked the public broadcaster at the end of last year.
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HARARE - Controversial actor Spugah Dhibhura has accused acting Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) chief executive officer Allan Chiweshe of unprofessionally handling the payments of royalties to commissioned drama groups.
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Workers at the state broadcaster ZBC are reported to have blasted Information Minister Jonathan Moyo for ruining their lives and their work environment, before walking out of a meeting with a media panel that was formed by the Minister…
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ZVISHAVANE and Gokwe, as well as areas surrounding the two towns in the Midlands Province, have gone for close to a decade without Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) radio and television transmission.
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