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Screen Australia accused of funding foreign broadcasters BBC and NBC, against its own rules - Vimarsana News

Screen Australia accused of funding foreign broadcasters BBC and NBC, against its own rules

A leading independent producer claims Screen Australia is incorrectly allowing BBC and NBC to apply for hotly contested public funding.

Screen Australia accused of funding foreign broadcasters BBC and NBC, against its own rules - Vimarsana News

Screen Australia accused of funding foreign broadcasters BBC and NBC, against its own rules

A leading independent producer claims Screen Australia is incorrectly allowing BBC and NBC to apply for hotly contested public funding.

Ex-Information Minister Jonathan Moyo's media reign of terror worried Zanu PF - says party Secretary General - Vimarsana News

Ex-Information Minister Jonathan Moyo's media reign of terror worried Zanu PF - says party Secretary General

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'Jonathan Moyo's media reign of terror worried Zanu-PF' - Vimarsana News

'Jonathan Moyo's media reign of terror worried Zanu-PF'

Zanu-PF Secretary General Obert Mpofu has revealed his party was concerned by exiled former Information Minister Jonathan Moyo's hardline stance on the media wh...

Government Frees Airwaves To Foreigners - Vimarsana News

Government Frees Airwaves To Foreigners

Harare (New Ziana) – Foreign companies are now free to invest in the broadcasting sector, which was once reserved for Zimbabweans, following the amendment of the Broadcasting Services Act, a government official has said. Speaking at a Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) meeting on Friday, Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Kindness …