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Former Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation television (ZBC-TV) presenter <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Oscar_Pambuka">Oscar Pambuka</a> was Tuesday sentenced to one year in jail for attempting to defraud <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Croco_Holdings">Croco Motors</a> of R36 000.
Pambuka was being charged together with Elmore Mwenye and Ngonidzashe Mbauya who have since been absolved of the charges by Mbare magistrates Nyasha Vitorini.
The magistrate, however, suspended the whole sentence on the condition that Pambuka does not commit a similar offence in three years.
In suspending the sentence, the magistrate considered that Pambuka’s High Court appeal on his previous six-year conviction was dismissed.
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What happened:
The court heard that Pambuka misrepresented to Gibson Mazhangara, who runs Gimatar Logistics, that he was Croco Motors’ marketing manager, and wanted some money to pay for the shipment of his motor vehicle parts in South Africa.
Prosecutor Vimbai Makamure told the court that on November 15, 2022, Pambuka, who was masquerading as Croco Motors’ marketing manager and representing Moses Chingwena, called Mazhangara using a South African number and claimed that Chingwena was in a meeting.
Pambuka demanded R36 000 as an advance payment for shipping vehicle parts from South Africa.
The court heard that Pambuka then asked Mazhangara to deposit the money into J Velem Enterprises trading as Ulphostery Trading’s FNB Bank account in South Africa.
He also told Mazhangira that he would receive the equivalent of R36 000 in United States dollars in the country.
Mazhangira became suspicious and went to confirm with Croco Motors, who indicated that they had no containers of spare parts in South Africa waiting for shipment.
He subsequently reported the incident to the police, which resulted in Pambuka and his aides being arrested.
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“Even Our Dreams” a film by Identities Media TV in partnership with REHUBCD and Tag a Life International (TaLI), is set to premiere on 10 December 2022. 
REHUBCD is an organisation that works with children with disabilities in Chiredzi while TALI is a Zimbabwean and African girls’ and young women’s rights organization.
The film relates a story about a group of people with different disabilities sharing their capabilities, buoyancy, ubuntu, challenges, triumphs, love and dreams
The film is premised on giving people with disabilities the opportunity to tell their story exploring themes such as; capacities, buoyancy, ubuntu/hunhu, challenges, thriving, love, dreams, and the ability to shape their ‘most desired world’! 
The producer of the film, Nyaradzo Nyari Mashayamombe who is a Human and Women’s Rights Advocate, says the story is also shaped from the perspective of the community. 
Even Our Dreams emphasises how people with disabilities are “no less of humans” than their able-bodied counterparts, showcasing some of the innovative ways they have found to make a living and progress in life. 
Nyari Mashayamombe is a Zimbabwean storyteller, film director, producer, human rights advocate and entrepreneur.
She has directed and produced various talk shows and series which have aired on the national broadcaster ZBC TV as well as her online television channel, Identities Media Tv. 
Nyari also founded Tag a Life International (TaLI), a non-profit organization that advocates for women, girls, the vulnerable and youth. 
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"Even Our Dreams" A Film By Identities Media TV To Premiere On 10 December 2022

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<div dir="auto">Zimbabwe Broadcasting Services (ZBC) workers have demanded an urgent meeting with President Mnangagwa citing incapacitation. In a memorandum seen by Pindula News, they have listed a number of grievances such as staff welfare, COVID-19 allowance arrears, poor working conditions and the collapse of their relationship with the state broadcaster’s CEO. We present the memo below:</div>
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<h2>MEMORANDUM</h2>
TO: PERMANENT SECRETARY MR N. MANGWANA
CC: CHIEF DIRECTOR MR J. GANDARI FROM: ZBC NATIONAL WORKERS COMMITTEE DATE: 06 OCTOBER 2022
SUBJECT: INCAPACITATION OF ZBC EMPLOYEES AND REQUEST TO MEET THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE
The above subject matter refers,
ZBC employees have since declared incapacitation and are requesting your office to facilitate a meeting with the Head of State to hand over a petition and highlight several issues that have been affecting them. This comes after months of requests by employees to meet the first citizen, which was delayed by the ZBC workers committee with the hope that a long-lasting solution would be found for the problems bedeviling the corporation and employees. 
<h2>The main issues are:</h2>
1. Staff welfare— failure to comply with NEC minimum salaries, and pension. 
2. Covid-19 allowances- 5 months arrears. 
3. Unpreparedness for the 2023 elections period-resources, transport, equipment, and staff morale. 
4. Abuse of company resources- fuel, hiring of vehicles. 
5. Victimization. 
6. High staff turnover — at Executive, Management and General staff level. 
7. Nosedive of ZBC standards- Content, brand, and local allowances for productions. 
8. Collapse of the relationship between employees and the CEO.
We look forward to an amicable solution.
Thank you
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ZBC Workers Demand To Meet President Mnangagwa Over Incapacitation

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Broadcasting_Corporation">Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation</a> has announced that radio and Television transmission is down following a power outage at its Pockets Hill Broadcasting Centre. Said ZBC News in a Twitter post:
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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation would like to inform all valued stakeholders that its Pockets Hill Broadcasting Centre has suffered a power outage. This has affected radio &amp; TV transmission. We apologise for the inconvenience. Engineers are working to restore services.
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ZTV and ZBC radio stations have been down on Monday Morning.
ZBC did not reveal the cause of the power outage. 
Commenting on the announcement, exiled former Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services minister, Professor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jonathan_Moyo">Jonathan Moyo</a> said the development was probably pleasant to many. He said:
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Many will take it as an early life-changing Christmas present if the transmission does not resume, permanently!
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The state-run broadcaster has often been accused of being partisan, repeating programmes and content, and lacking creativity.
Since Zimbabwe has one television channel, it means there is no TV when ZBC TV is down.
There have been calls for Zimbabwe to effect media reforms to allow more independent players in the sector as information is vital for governance purposes.
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Power Outage At Pockets Hill Broadcasting Centre Shutdown ZBC Radio And TV

The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has announced that it has suspended its programme – Good Morning Zimbabwe until its offices have been completely sanitised.
The programme was usually aired at 06:00 hours to provide local and international news headlines.
The suspension of the programme comes after it was announced on Wednesday that <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/07/29/normal-broadcasting-will-be-affected-as-zbc-staff-member-tests-positive-for-coronavirus/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">one of the broadcaster’s workers had tested positive for the coronavirus.</a> Announcing the suspension of the programme, ZBC said:
<blockquote>ZBC would like to inform our viewers Good Morning Zimbabwe will be off air until our studios are completely sanitised. We apologise for any inconvenience.</blockquote>
The broadcaster joins a number of companies and or institutions that have so far suspended services over the coronavirus.
On Monday, the Parliament of Zimbabwe suspended business after its driver, journalist and <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/07/27/full-text-2-zim-mps-test-positive-for-coronavirus/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">two legislators tested positive for the coronavirus.</a>
There has been a surge in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases lately with local cases growing at an alarming rate.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a>

ZBC Suspends Some Programmes After A Member Of Staff Tested Positive For COVID-19

Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Board chair Dr Josaya Tai has said that the corporation was aware that it has a damaged image which needs to be rebranded.
Tai made the remarks while appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Media and Broadcasting Services chaired by Prince Dubeko this Friday. Tai said:
<blockquote>We are aware of the damaged brand. We are in the process of rebranding ZBC. We are working on employing a Public Relations (PR) personnel who will be in charge of managing the image of the cooperation. The transformation will take time, we are cognisant of the fact that we need to rebrand.</blockquote>
These remarks are made when there are calls, mainly by opposition political parties, for media reforms. ZBC is accused of being impartial and biased towards the ruling ZANU PF.
The opposition MDC often accuse the broadcaster of not giving the party enough airplay, particularly during elections.
Zimbabwe alleges that it is currently implementing a cocktail of reforms including economic, political, media, and legal. These areas have been argued to be very essential for the enhancement of democracy in the country.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/zbc-working-on-reconstructing-its-image-dr-tai/">ZBC News</a>

"We're Cognisant Of The Fact That We Need To Rebrand," - ZBC

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