Zimbabwe Media Commission

05/06/2026

Today, we joined the National Clean-Up Campaign, playing our part in creating cleaner and more sustainable communities.

Let's remember that keeping our environment clean is not just a once-a-month activity; it is a daily commitment to protecting our health, preserving our surroundings and promoting national pride.

04/06/2026

A look back at our celebration of African heritage and culture at ZMC.

From vibrant prints to traditional attire, staff proudly showcased the diversity, identity and richness of African culture.

Moments like these remind us of the importance of embracing and celebrating the heritage that connects us and shapes our collective story.

What does African heritage mean to you?

02/06/2026

Belated World Press Freedom Day Symposium 2026 underway at the University of Zimbabwe, running under the theme, “Shaping a Future at Peace: Promoting Press Freedom for Human Rights, Development and Security"

Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting Services Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

📍Masvingo

The conversations on Artificial Intelligence (AI), journalism and the use of local languages in the media continue in Masvingo as media practitioners gather for a capacity building workshop hosted by Zimbabwe Media Commission

The workshop is equipping participants with tools and skills in emerging technologies can be applied in journalism, while also strengthening inclusivity and accessibility through the promotion of local languages in media practice and access to information

29/05/2026

How can AI be applied in media practice?

ZMC Director of Media Development and Governance, Nyaradzo Hazangwi, outlines the objectives of a capacity building workshop currently underway in Masvingo

27/05/2026

ZMC Chief Director, AB Chinamhora, shares insights on the growing impact of AI in Zimbabwe’s media landscape

He expressed these sentiments at an ongoing capacity building workshop in Mutare for media practitioners on the application of AI, use of local languages in journalism & the Freedom of Information Act

27/05/2026

📍Mutare

The conversations on Artificial Intelligence (AI), journalism and the use of local languages in the media continue in Mutare as media practitioners gather for another capacity building workshop hosted by Zimbabwe Media Commission

The workshop is providing a platform for engagement on how emerging technologies can be applied responsibly in journalism, while also strengthening inclusivity and accessibility through the promotion of local languages in media practice and access to information

27/05/2026

Post-workshop reflections

Participants at our capacity building workshop for media practitioners on the application of AI & use of local languages in journalism share their insights on AI, access to information and media

The workshop held in Marondera, equipped media practitioners with the knowledge, tools and ethical understanding needed to navigate emerging technologies while ensuring that journalism remains inclusive & accessible

26/05/2026

📣VACANCY ALERT

The Zimbabwe Media Commission is inviting suitably qualified candidates to fill the following posts that have arisen at the Commission
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