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Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Prepares For New Radio Licensing Regime

September 30, 2026

The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) is preparing to implement a revised radio licensing regime as the Broadcasting Services Amendment Act of 2025 moves towards coming into force. The broadcaster has ...

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Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Prepares For New Radio Licensing Regime

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Ghana: Regulator Extends 5G Spectrum Application Deadline To Give Operators More Time

MultiChoice Launches New Gaming Hub – Called “DStv Arcade”

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Strength In Numbers: Should African Broadcasters Bargain Collectively With Global Platforms And AI Companies?

Cameroon’s Conflicting Broadcast Orders Raise Questions for Pay-TV Distributors

Morocco’s SNRT Reveals Radio Audience Data As New Schedule Prioritises Local Reach

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