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'Broadcasters should speak all national languages'

Reaching 90 years of age on March 15 this year , retired veteran broadcaster and national languages enthusiast Amon Nyamambi, better known on the airwaves as 'uMaqhulayibambe' his grandfather's name, still remembers vividly the variety of …

Published: 21 Mar 2021 at 08:26hrs | | by John Masuku

ConCourt affirmed ZBC mandate as a public service broadcaster

On July 20 2016, the constitutional court (ConCourt) clarified that it was mandatory for Zimbabweans in possession of a gadget capable of receiving broadcast services to pay the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) licence fees. The rul…

Published: 07 Aug 2016 at 10:06hrs | | by MISA ZIMBABWE

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'Broadcasters should speak all national languages'

ConCourt affirmed ZBC mandate as a public service broadcaster

Former President Zuma and his golden begging bowl to Burkina Faso

ZACC clears Chivayo

Mnangagwa opens 2025 Chief's Conference

Police alarmed by surge in fatal beer-related disputes

Insiza tightens rules for mining operations

Missing boys found dead in dam

Demand for houses is rising in Bulawayo

ZRP dismisses former Assistant Inspector Mandizvidza

Zanu-PF accused of open vote buying in Nkulumane

Zimbabwean man arrested with 582 passports in South Africa

ZRP, VID top Zimbabwe's bribery index

Bindura suspected drug dealers in court after major bust

Homeground crowned champions of Guruve Pool League

Human Waste Dumped at AMH CEO's Office Doorstep

AMH Gambles US$40k as Journalists Go Unpaid

MISA Zimbabwe Condemns Shava's 'Media Gag' Ahead of Innovation Fair

NashTV announces shutdown

Why Section 95(2)(b) is not a term-limit provision requiring a referendum

Har­are's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Matobo drops service charges to lure investors

The Mall of Zimbabwe set to be biggest retail investment

Zanu-PF bans car gifts

ZINARA Rolls Out Festive Season Waivers and Discounts for Motorists

Why Section 95(2)(b) is not a term-limit provision requiring a referendum

NashTV announces shutdown

Murder cases rock Bulawayo

Zimbabwe's first 360-degree rotating restaurant in Harare

Warriors' new AFCON kit sparks fan outrage

Har­are's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

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Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears