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BROADCAST & ICT UPDATE – March 2008 |
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Zambia:
Two new commercial radio stations hit the airwaves Two new commercial radio stations, Flava FM and Yah FM have been granted full licenses by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services and are broadcasting in Kitwe, Zambia's third largest city on the Copperbelt Province.Read more |
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Zimbabwe:
Elections regulations for the media gazetted Regulations setting guidelines on the conduct of the broadcasting and print media during elections in Zimbabwe were gazetted prior to the March 29 elections.Read more |
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Botswana:
Radio stations should treat political parties equally Licence conditions for private radio stations contain directions for the coverage of political party broadcast to accord equitable treatment to all parties during elections.Read more |
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Botswana:
Telecomms regulator develops operators code of conduct The Botswana Telecommunications Authority (BTA) has developed a code of conduct to guide the relationship between consumers and telecommunications service providers.Read more |
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