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Bulawayo- Residents and members of the civic society have called for the liberalization of the media and opening up of airwaves to allow for community and independent broadcasting stations in Zimbabwe. In a focus group meeting, to discuss the impact of the introduction of TV2 which covers a radius of 80km from Harare, organised by Bulawayo Agenda, yesterday participants stated that they had no interest in accessing the 2nd TV Station as it is promoting regionalism and marginalisation. They said that broadcasting licences must be issued fairly.
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Clean the City of Bulawayo Initiative, 15th May 2010, 0930 1200Hrs
Maximised Lifestyle/ Action in Ministry [AIM] and Zimbabwe National Churches Revival Initiative will jointly undertake a Clean the City of Bulawayo Initiative on Saturday 15th May 2010 starting at 0900 – 1200Hrs.
The clean up will be done along George Silundika Avenue from 14th Avenue right through to the City Hall, [Leopold Takawira]. All are invited to participate in this social responsibility initiative.
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