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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation Television (ZBCtv) has secured the broadcasting rights for all fifty-two games at the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament currently underway in the Ivory Coast.
The tournament started on Saturday, 13 January and runs until 11 February 2024.
ZBCtv secured a free-to-air (FTA) sub-licence from exclusive rights holders for Sub-Saharan territories New World TV.
In a statement issued on Saturday evening, the state broadcaster said it would start the full coverage of the competition with the Ivory Coast versus Guinea-Bissau match.
The television station said the AFCON tournament would result in the disruption of normal programming on the channel. It said:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has secured the rights to broadcast all 52 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) matches in Cote d’Ivoire and as a result, there will be disruption of normal programming on television.
Tonight’s (Saturday) NEWS@8 bulletin will be 30 minutes to pave way for the official opening of AFCON, with the opening match pitting hosts Cote d’Ivoire and Guinea Bissau.
</blockquote>
Viewers in Zimbabwe and South Africa will also be able to watch the games live on SABC (DStv and Open View) and SuperSport TV (DStv only).
Meanwhile, hosts Ivory Coast beat Guinea-Bissau 2-0 in the opening match of the 2023 AFCON tournament.
Goals from Seko Fofana (4′) and Jean-Philippe Krasso (58′) secured maximum points for Ivory Coast.
On Sunday, 14 January, Nigeria takes on Equatorial Guinea (4 PM), Egypt hosts Mozambique (7 PM), and Ghana clashes with Cape Verde (10 PM).
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ZTV Secures Full Broadcast Rights For 2023 AFCON

A senior government official has said opposition CCC party leader Nelson Chamisa will not get equal coverage with President Emmerson Mnangagwa from State-controlled media because the latter is the Head of State, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200015349/govt-scoffs-at-chamisas-demands-for-fair-media-coverage">reported NewsDay</a>.
Speaking during a workshop on elections and the media in Bulawayo last week, Information, Publicity, and Broadcasting Services deputy minister Kindness Paradza said CCC should wait until it takes over power to enjoy unfettered public media coverage. He said:
<blockquote>
Accept reality. We cannot equate President Mnangagwa and Mr Chamisa. He is the Head of State and government and we should not expect ZBC to treat them equally.
In the unlikely event that he (Chamisa) will become the next government, you will see what I am talking about.
So can you just relax until you are in government and you will see what we are talking about?
</blockquote>
The workshop was organised by the Ministry of Information and attended by journalists and representatives from CCC, MDC-T and ZANU PF.
Information Ministry director for media services George Chisoko said:
<blockquote>
The question here is about Mnangagwa being a president of ZANU PF doing ZANU PF work and being the Head of government.
Now there are stories we see on television where President Mnangagwa is doing government business, there is no way we can ignore that he is doing government business and, therefore, he will be covered.
</blockquote>
The state-owned television channel, ZBC TV has been providing live coverage for Mnangagwa’s campaign rallies while Chamisa has been denied the same opportunity.
Section 155 of the Constitution stipulates that State media must provide all political parties and candidates contesting an election with fair and equal access to electronic and print media.
Meanwhile, Paradza said public broadcasters have denied CCC airtime because opposition party leaders instigate hate speech. He said:
<blockquote>
ZBC charges for the outside broadcasting, the live broadcasting that you are talking about. If you want you can approach ZBC and you pay for that.
If you want your rallies to be covered as live events you can approach ZBC they will tell you the charges.
But this is an election period, and the charges have been reasonably reduced.
But, language, because some of you in the opposition especially the CCC, munongoita basa rekutuka chete… (all you do is utter hate speech).
</blockquote>
However, CCC deputy secretary for elections Ellen Shiriyedenga, dismissed claims that the party fuelled hate speech.
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