3 w. ago Moyo calls for repeal of car radio licence law which he introduced

‘The government had, and still has, an opportunity to repeal the 2001 car radio fee as an outdated, no longer necessary, inconvenient, now unreasonable, and unfair tax burden’

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3 w. ago Prof. Moyo calls for repeal of outdated car radio licence law

Former Information Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has called on the Zimbabwean government to scrap the [...]

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3 w. ago Repeal outdated car radio tax, rethink it in light of technological advancement— Former Information minister

By Staff Reporter EXILED former Information minister Jonathan Moyo— himself once an architect of draconian media laws— has conceded that the latest legislation requiring motorists to pay a Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) licence fee before acquiring road authority and insurance fees was not in sync with technological advancements. This is despite the illegality of the The post Repeal outdated car radio tax, rethink it in light of technological advancement— Former Information minister appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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3 w. ago How a legal loophole can help motorists outsmart the ZBC car radio licence requirement

This is quite interesting.

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3 w. ago Zimbabweans must resist paying for their own oppression by boycotting ZBC car radio licences

Nothing is more insulting than being made to pay for your own oppression.

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3 w. ago ZBC’s mandatory radio tax is an insult to Zimbabwean motorists

The recent enactment of a law mandating Zimbabwean motorists to purchase a radio licence before renewing their vehicle registration or insurance is nothing short of state-sanctioned extortion. The post ZBC’s mandatory radio tax is an insult to Zimbabwean motorists appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

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4 w. ago Why is the government hiding the exemption route from ZBC car radio licence fees?

The duplicity is staggering.

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4 w. ago Chamisa condemns new radio licence law as ‘draconian’ and ‘heartless’

HARARE - Former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has criticized the newly enacted Broadcasting Services Amendment Act (No. 2 of 2025), which mandates motorists to acquire a radio licence before renewing their vehicle licences or insurance. The post Chamisa condemns new radio licence law as ‘draconian’ and ‘heartless’ appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

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4 w. ago Mnangagwa signs law compelling motorists to buy radio licences

‘Why must I pay for a service I don't use? Why should I pay for partisan propaganda?

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last month Mnangagwa’s New Law Forces Motorists to Pay Radio Licence Fees Before ZINARA and Insurance

By A Correspondent A controversial amendment to the Broadcasting Services Act now requires Zimbabwean motorists to pay compulsory radio licence … Continue reading "Mnangagwa’s New Law Forces Motorists to Pay Radio Licence Fees Before ZINARA and Insurance"

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