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The chief executive of ALPHA Media Holdings (AMH), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa/">Kenias Mafukidze</a>, has called upon President Emmerson Mnangagwa to establish a lasting legacy of a prosperous Zimbabwe. Speaking during the CEO Africa Round Table event, Mafukidze emphasized the need for Mnangagwa to prioritise elevating the country’s standards in order to achieve the goal of attaining upper-middle income status by 2030, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200018179/leave-a-lasting-legacy-ed-urged">NewsDay</a> reported. The event took place in Victoria Falls and focused on the theme: Towards African Renaissance: Prospering through Smart Partnerships. Mafukidze said:
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Elections are done, It’s now time to work and all these people, women, men, black, white, red, whatever, they only have one president.
Whether they like it or not, make it count, make every Zimbabwean, whatever colour, feel that this is their country too because only that way can we get that growth running from 5% to 50%.
This is not a moment for you (President) to be playing around and trying to figure out, it’s for you to leave a legacy. How do you do that? The 300 people here are here to help you achieve that legacy and achievement of that legacy, I think it revolves around a couple of things.
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He encouraged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to focus on a legacy project for Zimbabwe’s development. Drawing inspiration from Malaysia’s Petronas Towers, Mafukidze emphasised the country’s potential as a middle-income economy, highlighting the human capital and natural resources available. He also praised the roadworks accomplished thus far, suggesting they were exemplary.
The chairperson of the CEO Africa Round Table, Oswell Binha, stated that Zimbabwe has the potential to become an upper-middle-income economy by 2030. However, Binha also emphasised the importance of Africa as a whole catching up in terms of economic development. Key policy and strategic measures are needed to transform Africa’s economy and secure a respectable position globally. This includes efforts to safeguard and prioritize peace.
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Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) chairman Trevor Ncube on Wednesday said ZANU PF cannot question the company’s patriotism.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba has been using social media to attack AMH titles, accusing them of lacking patriotism.
On Tuesday Charamba issued a statement threatening to sue the company over a front-page story by NewsDay alleging the involvement of Mozambican militia in ZANU PF’s electoral campaign.
But speaking on the sidelines of the 2023 Zimbabwe Independent Insurance Survey awards breakfast meeting in Harare, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200014207/no-one-has-monopoly-over-patriotism-ncube">Ncube said</a>:
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We are very clear Zimbabwe is not ZANU PF. Zimbabwe is not Mnangagwa.
Zimbabwe is the 15 or 16 million of us and it’s our collective coming together that defines who Zimbabwe is.
ZANU PF is a minority, it’s a small party. For us, we don’t believe that there is anybody who has monopoly over patriotism.
We are patriotic because for us we are interested in the entire Zimbabwean community and population while ZANU PF is interested in its supporters and the people that make it grab the resources.
We are interested in the entirety of Zimbabweans, so our patriotism cannot be questioned.
We have been in business for over 27 years, with our three titles and so forth and our passion is to give a platform for all Zimbabweans, including ZANU PF to express themselves.
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AMH, are the publisher of NewsDay, The Standard, Southern Eye, Zimbabwe Independent and the tele-radio platform HSTV.
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Journalists from <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Alpha_Media_Holdings/">Alpha Media Holdings (AMH)</a>, the largest privately owned media company in Zimbabwe, have declared incapacitation due to the erosion of their salaries by inflation, according to a statement from the AMH Zimbabwe Union of Journalists branch. 
The employees said they are struggling to afford basic expenses, including rent, transportation and school fees. The workers have requested that salaries be pegged in US dollars or equivalent indexed to the official bank rate. They said:
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…our salaries have been heavily eroded by the ever-rising inflation, yet we are expected to continue producing content for the three publications and digital platforms. That the salaries have been heavily eroded, we are finding it extremely difficult to afford to put decent meals on our tables, clothe ourselves and our families, pay for our rentals, and worse even come to work daily.
We are requesting that salaries be pegged in United States Dollars or equivalent on our contracts indexed to the official bank rate.
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The workers also expressed concern about short staffing, which has led to long working hours and fatigue. They proposed that management increase staff in the newsroom, as one journalist is currently writing across all three publications, which is against their contracts.
AMH becomes the second media house to declare incapacitation, following <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimpapers/">Zimbabwe Newspapers Group (ZimPapers)</a> in Bulawayo. AMH publishes the NewsDay, The Standard and The Zimbabwe Independent newspapers.
AMH Editor-in-Chief Kolwani Nyathi told the Mirror that he is not allowed to comment on policy issues saying the right person to comment is the Human Resources Manager, Livison Nyathi, who referred questions to the group’s CEO, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Trevor_Ncube/">Trevor Ncube.</a>
AMH publishes NewsDay, The Standard and The Zimbabwe Independent.
Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kindness_Paradza/">Kindness Paradza</a> urged media houses to pay their employees reasonable salaries and review journalists’ salaries to stop them from taking bribes. He said:
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As Government, we urge media houses to pay their workers reasonable wages in tandem with the economic situation. We also encourage them to review journalists’ salaries so that they desist from getting bribes.
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At a recent workshop, Vincent Kahiya, a veteran journalist and former CEO of Alpha Media, warned that several media houses could collapse by September due to a 75% drop in advertising.
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