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Suitable candidates are invited to apply for the post of Head of News post that has risen at a new TV Station. Pindula News presents the advert:
<blockquote>
<h2>HEAD OF TV/ NEWS</h2>
A new TV station is looking for a well-grounded, self-starter and experienced Head of News to lead its news production and reporting team. 
The suitable and successful candidate for this top Editorial position will report to the Group Editor-in-Chief.
<h2>The ideal candidate should possess the following competencies, attributes and values: </h2>
Must be a recognised team leader as the successful candidate will be accountable for news team outputs. 
Should be a proven professional whose knowledge, expertise and experience will be deployed to develop peers and subordinates. 
Must have a full understanding of all aspects of news production. Should be able to oversee the production of quality, credible, non-partisan and broadcasting ready news packages. 
To this end, the successful candidate must have excellent English and at least one other language skills. Will need to carry out regular performance appraisals and to act on them, while assisting news staff in career-pathing. 
Should possess a good temperament and be able to work with other people well.
Closing date: Friday 28 January 2022 
</blockquote>
<h2>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

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New TV Station Looking For A Head Of News

The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zimbabwe chapter has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to prioritise the implementation of media reforms, which are now overdue. During a post-2018 Elections Media Conference organised by MISA Zimbabwe and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, delegates resolved to maintain and sustain pressure on the need for media law and policy reforms. Delegates said President Mnangagwa should be guided by the findings and recommendations of the government-sanctioned 2014 Information and Media Panel of Inquiry (IMPI).
MISA Zimbabwe Chairperson Golden Maunganidze said
<blockquote>The next five years and beyond, cannot be business as usual without the envisaged reforms. Paradoxically, Zimbabwe cannot be open to business but closed to media reforms.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://zimbabwe.misa.org/2018/09/10/president-mnangagwa-should-prioritise-media-reforms/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Misa Zimbabwe</a>

Zimbabwe Cannot Be Open For Business, But Closed To Media Reforms: Misa-Zimbabwe

Simon Khaya Moyo the Acting Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister has claimed that the government is committed to ensuring media reform and breaking ZBC’s mo0nopoly. Speaking at the celebrations to mark World Press Freedom Day at Harare Polytechnic College yesterday Moyo said:
<blockquote>Press Freedom in Zimbabwe is guaranteed by the 2013 Constitution, something that was a thorny issue prior to that date when the supreme law of the land then was silent on the subject.
Media pluralism exists in the country and is more visible in the print sector. It remains a talking point around the broadcasting sector where concerns have been raised about liberalising our airwaves and breaking the ZBC monopoly which it currently enjoys. As you may be aware, the ZBC monopoly has already been broken on the radio side. We still have to tackle the television side. Indeed commercial radio stations have come on board and as our economy improves, we are likely to see a lot more commercial radio stations.</blockquote>
However, in the past, the government has been criticised for granting commercial radio licences only to companies linked to Zanu-PF politicians or parastatals.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/govt-committed-to-media-freedom/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a>

Govt Is Committed To Media Freedom, Is Working On Breaking ZBC Monopoly: SK Moyo

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