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The Government has said ZANU PF pays the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Services (ZBC) for all rallies that are broadcast LIVE on ZBCtv.
Ndavaningi Mangwana, the permanent secretary for the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services said the opposition CCC party should pay ZBC for live coverage of its rallies.
He made the remarks while responding o a statement issued by CCC on Tuesday, 25 July alleging State media bias in covering political events. Said Mangwana:
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ZANU PF pays for all the rallies that are aired live on television.
Govt itself pays for the National Heroes Galas that also benefit from live broadcasts.
We call upon everyone to support our National institutions in their commercial efforts to avoid turning into fiscal burdens to the taxpayer.
</blockquote>
Mangwana repeated the claim on Wednesday as he responded to journalist Mduduzi Mathuthu who had queried why ZBC refuses to broadcast CCC rallies. Said Mangwana:
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If they pay for live broadcasts, the broadcaster will oblige the request. It’s a commercial arrangement.
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Mathuthu responded by saying that in neighbouring South Africa, SABC does not charge the ruling ANC party, or opposition parties such as EFF and DA to show their live rallies. He said:
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That’s where the “public broadcaster” comes in. SABC does not charge EFF, DA or ANC to show their live rallies. You will remember that ZBC forces us to pay the licence fee, and in turn, the public – in their varied interests – expect the ZBC to be fair and balanced, which they are not.
</blockquote>
On Saturday, 24 June, CCC leader Nelson Chamisa’s rally in South Africa was broadcast live on SABC’s news channel, SABC News.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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ZANU PF Pays ZBC For Live Coverage Of Rallies, Says Mangwana

In an interview with The Herald’s Lovemore Ranga Mataire (LRM), Information Ministry Permanent Secretary Ndavaningi “Nick” Mangwana said the State broadcaster must monitor its own viewership and listen to its customers.
He said the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) should ask why Zimbabweans trust Zimbabwean news reported by outside broadcasters. Mangwana expressed reservations about the State broadcaster saying <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/09/05/zbc-tv-is-close-to-a-national-embarrassment-mangwana/">ZBC is close to a national embarrassment</a>. Below is an excerpt of Mangwana’s interview with The Herald:
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LRM: You have in the past expressed reservations about the country’s national broadcaster — ZBC’s operations. With your experience of having worked abroad and having been a regular commentator on various television stations and radio stations, what do you think is generally lacking at the national broadcaster and what can be done to revamp its operations and make it competitive?
NM: I think what is lacking is training and opportunities to benchmark our practice and product with other international broadcasters and standards.
The ZBC has to monitor its own viewership and listen to its customers. They should ask themselves why Zimbabwean viewers trust news about Zimbabwe reported by their South African counterparts or other stations from elsewhere outside Zimbabwe.
They should fight to take back the customers and it’s a challenge we are putting to them to show that they are growing both their viewership and radio audience from period to period.
We expect a quality improvement programme from them and how they can achieve that international standard that would make every Zimbabwean in Zimbabwe and in the Diaspora say, “I saw this thing on ZBC, so it must be true”.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/we-must-raise-our-standard-of-journalism-mangwana/">ZBC</a>

ZBC Must Ask Themselves Why Zimbabweans Trust News Reported By Outsiders- Mangwana

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