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MultiChoice is set to launch another Zimbabwean television channel onto the DStv platform, bringing the number of local stations available to DStv viewers to five.
NRTV will be launched on DStv’s channel 288 on Tuesday, June 20, adding a further dimension to the range of Zimbabwean content being showcased on the DStv packages.
NRTV stands for Nkululeko Rusununguko Television. It is owned by Rusununguko Media (Pvt) Ltd, <a href="https://www.techzim.co.zw/2023/02/another-zim-station-nrtv-launches-on-dstv-today/">a company reportedly owned by the Zimbabwe National Army</a> (ZNA).
The station was licensed in 2020 with a promise to offer a diverse and innovative programme range that will enhance viewing enjoyment by local viewers.
Moses Matanda, General Manager for NRTV highlighted that Zimbabweans can look forward to content told differently but relatable globally from a predominantly young and funk, multi-cultural and multi-lingual team. He said:
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We are excited to partner with MultiChoice in bringing content with a fresher outlook to the Zimbabwean storytelling market.
NRTV is very much privileged to be part of the chosen television stations, who have been given the arduous task to tell the Zimbabwean story.
</blockquote>
The channel will be available to DStv Premium, DStv Compact Plus, DStv Compact, DStv Access, and DStv Lite customers.
MultiChoice Zimbabwe general manager Norman Raisbeck said the addition of another Zimbabwean channel was both exciting and satisfying as MultiChoice continues to provide local viewers with more content from which to find a source of locally-selected information, education and entertainment programming. He said:
<blockquote>
We welcome NRTV to the DStv platform and we wish them much success in fulfilling viewer expectations across the country.
</blockquote>
The new channel will complement the existing four Zimbabwean broadcasters on DStv: Ztv, Yadah, 3Ktv and ZTN Prime. Added:
We are especially excited to hear that NRTV plans to expand its network of staff and offices across the country and to work towards utilisation of 16 languages, including sign language, for extended viewership penetration.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/media-reforms-surpass-target-as-nrtv-set-to-be-launched">The Sunday Mail</a> recently, Matanda expressed gratitude to integrated media company, Zimpapers, which owns ZTN, for helping nurture NRTV in its infancy.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwe National Army Launches TV Channel On DStv

A Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) truck veered off the road several times before plunging into a valley in Nyanga on Saturday.
Police said the vehicle was speeding and had twenty-five passengers on board who were coming from a funeral.
ZRP spokesperson in Manicaland Province, Inspector Nobert Muzondo confirmed the accident to <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/new-25-injured-in-nyanga-accident/">The Manica Post</a>.
He said the accident occurred at the 24-kilometre peg along the Nyanga-Rwenya Road near Baines Farm. Said Insp. Muzondo:
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The driver of the Zimbabwe National Army Ashok Leyland was driving along Nyanga-Rwenya Road with 24 passengers on board at around 5 PM.
They were coming from a funeral, and on approaching Baines Farm, the driver failed to negotiate the curve due to speeding and lost control of the vehicle.
The vehicle veered off the road to the right and overturned several times before plunging into a valley about 100 metres away from the tarred road.
The vehicle landed on its wheels and the passengers sustained injuries and were taken to Nyanga District Hospital.
</blockquote>
He appealed to motorists to exercise caution on the roads.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Speeding Army Lorry Overturns, Plunges Into A Valley In Nyanga

The Zimbabwe National Army is in the process of recruiting medical doctors, pharmacists and radiographers. Below is the advert.
<blockquote>RECRUITMENT OF MEDICAL DOCTORS, PHARMACISTS AND RADIOGRAPHERS 
An opportunity has arisen for a career in the Zimbabwe National Army for medical doctors due for internship, qualified medical doctors, pharmacists and radiographers. Successful candidates will be employed under the Zimbabwe National Army Health Services Corps Institutions and Establishments. Aspiring candidates will be duly attested into the Zimbabwe National Army and commissioned as officers upon successful completion of the Officer Training Programme.
MEDICAL DOCTORS 
– Be in possession of an MBChB or equivalent. 
– Registered with the Medical and Dental Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe. 
– Candidates due for internship are strongly encouraged to apply. 
– Be aged between 18-30 years. 
– Should have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 18-25.
PHARMACISTS 
– Should be holders of a degree in Pharmaceutical Technology or equivalent. 
– Registered with the Pharmaceutical Council of Zimbabwe. 
– Any relevant higher qualification is an added advantage. 
– Should have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 18-25. 
– Be aged between 18-30 years.
RADIOGRAPHERS 
– Be holders of a degree in Radiography obtained from a recognised institution. 
– Higher qualifications will be an added advantage. 
– Be aged between 18-30 years. 
– Should have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 18-25.
Package 
In addition to a good remuneration package, the Zimbabwe National Army offers the following benefits: 
– Free Medical and Dental Cover for serving members and their immediate dependants. 
– Housing Allowance. 
– Generous Leave Conditions. 
– Free Institutional Accommodation. 
– Transport Allowance. 
– Allocation of Personal Service Vehicle. 
Interested candidates should submit detailed Curriculum Vitae and certified photocopies of National Identity Card, Long Birth Certificate, educational and professional qualifications.
These must be addressed to; 
Army Recruiting Office 
Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks 
P Bag 7720 
Causeway, 
Harare 
Alternatively, candidates can forward their applications to the following Zimbabwe National Army Offices: 
– HQ 1 Infantry Brigade, Bulawayo Tel: 0292 200263. 
– HQ 2 Infantry Brigade, Harare Tel: 0242 743421. 
– HQ 3 Infantry Brigade, Mutare Tel: 02020 62951. 
– HQ 4 Infantry Brigade, Masvingo Tel: 0392 261395. 
– HQ 5 Infantry Brigade, Kwekwe Tel: 05525 70013. 
Electronic applications can also be forwarded to the ZNA email, znarecruit@zna.gov.zw. 
Closing date for submission of all applications is 15 October 2020. 
For more details, you may contact Colonel R Murandu on 0716800323 or Lieutenant Colonel T Mauru on 0712832926 or Major N 
Makoni on 0712865513. 
Alternatively, you may contact the Army Recruiting Office using the following numbers: 
0242 793262, 0242 707459 and 0242 702318. 
NB: Shortlisted candidates will be required to attend interviews on dates to be advised.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://t792ae.c2.acecdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/RECRUITMENT.pdf2_.pdf">RECRUITMENT.pdf2</a>

Zim Army Recruiting Doctors, Pharmacists, Radiographers

A junior police officer, constable Levias Ngwenya stationed at Plumtree Police Station has been arrested and arraigned before the courts for rallying colleagues and members of the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) to defy orders by the government.
Ngwenya allegedly wrote on his Facebook account urging the police and soldiers to defy orders from their superiors to enforce lockdown regulations to allow the citizenry to participate in 31 July protests, in defiance of section 30 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act.
Plumtree magistrate Tayengwa Chibanda heard Ngwenya posted urging soldiers and police not allow Zanu-PF and Government to use them to attack their fellow brothers and sisters. Ngwenya allegedly posted again on 9 August, saying:
<blockquote>Zimbabwe police officers and ZNA must wake up and smell the coffee. It is time to embrace change not to fight our fellow citizens. Zanu-PF Government is using you for nothing.
What can you achieve with a paltry ZW$10 000 and useless Covid-19 risk allowance of US$75, which is not even accessible in banks. Wake up guys.</blockquote>
He was released on $500 bail, remanded to August  28 for trial and was ordered not to access his social media accounts.
He was also ordered to continue residing at his given address until the matter is finalised and not to interfere with State witnesses as part of the bail conditions.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/cop-arrested-for-inciting-colleagues-to-revolt/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Chronicle</a>

Police Officer Arrested For Urging Colleagues And Soldiers To Revolt Against Govt

A Zimbabwean soldier, Munyaradzi Kandawasvika (33) on Saturday appeared before Guruve resident magistrate Shingirai Mutiro facing murder charges after he allegedly hit his colleague with a canoe paddle while they were crossing the Zambezi River in Kanyemba, leading to his drowning.
The state alleges that Kandawasvika of 2.1 Battalion Force in Mt Darwin had an argument with Tinashe Mutizwa while crossing Zambezi River using a canoe on January 21.
Prosecutor Spiwe Makarichi who was representing the state added that Kandawasvika allegedly grabbed Mutizwa’s paddle and struck him once on the head.
Mutizwa reportedly lost balance, he fell into the water but failed to swim and drowned. The deceased’s body was retrieved downstream, leading to Kandawasvika’s arrest.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw">The Standard</a>

Soldier Kills Colleague Following Dispute

Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces President Emmerson Mnangagwa has promoted 7 Colonels to the position of  Brigadier-General, effective February 16.
Addressing Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) officers during the investiture ceremony held at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks, ZNA Commander Lieutenant-General Edzai Absolom Chanyuka Chimonyo urged the promoted colonels to be exemplary. Said Lt-Gen Chimonyo:
<blockquote>This recognition that His Excellency, the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, and the Command Element have accorded you should urge you to uphold your exemplary leadership principles, employment knowledge and military expertise, which you have acquired over your entire service not only for your betterment as individuals, but also for the betterment of our professional organisation and our sovereign country</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/seven-colonels-promoted-to-brigadier-generals/">Herald</a>

Mnangagwa Promotes Seven Colonels

In a statement yesterday, Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Public Relations Lieutenant-Colonel Alphios Makotore dismissed claims that they deployed soldiers in Nkayi, who were terrorising villagers. 
Said Lieutenant-Colonel Alphios Makotore :
<blockquote>Reference is hereby made to a story ‘Soldiers Causing Terror, Havoc in Nkayi’ which was published in an online edition on 23 January 2018.
In the story, it is stated that Zimbabwe National Army members have been accused of abusing villagers in Nkayi, Gwelutshena area ahead of this year’s elections. The ZNA would like to state that no members of the army are deployed in the Nkayi area or any of its surroundings. None of its members are therefore involved in the aforementioned activities.
Furthermore, the organisation is not involved in any ZANU-PF political campaigns as suggested by the article. The ZNA would like to take this opportunity to appeal to you (Bulawayo 24 news) in particular and any other news organisations to verify with its Public Relations authorities first whenever you have stories of that nature.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/zna-dismisses-deployment-claims/">Herald</a>

Army Responds To Reports It Has Deployed Soldiers To Terrorise Villagers Ahead Of Elections

A Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) machine was damaged after soldiers went on a rampage in Victoria Falls. In the last few days, videos have emerged of members of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) abusing civilians and in at least two cases, the soldiers were assaulting civilians. Here is the police report from Victoria Falls:
<blockquote>TO         :   OFFICER COMMANDING MATABELELAND NORTH PROVINCE 
FROM    : OFFICER COMMANDING VICTORIA FALLS DISTRICT 
MEMO   : 314/07/242/17 
DATED   : 10/12/17
SUBJECT: INCIDENT INVOLVING ZNA MEMBERS AT VICTORIA FALLS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT POLICE BASE
 
The memorandum serves to put on record that:
1. On 10 December 2017 at around 0330 hours and at Victoria Falls Airport Police base, CORPORAL TSANA who is a member of the Zimbabwe National Army currently deployed at Victoria Falls International Airport military base came to the police base with his friend who is also a member of the Zimbabwe National Army whilst dressed in civilian attire. The two were drunk and by the time of arrival they were holding can beer drinks(sic).
2. Upon arrival at the charge office, they found number 075250S CST SHOKO manning the base whom they told to close the police base and proceed to the roadblock. CONSTABLE SHOKO tried to explain to the two that he can not leave the police base but they insisted that he should close and go to the roadblock. The two then went own to ask CONSTABLE SHOKO whether there were other police officers nearby and he led them to a room which is next to the police base where number 0716453 CST MAWERE, 072279N CST CHIBIKA and MISHECK CHADAMOY0 NR 26-070845-Z-26 who is a ZEC operator were charging their BVR kit.
3. Upon entering the room next to the charge office, the two ZNA members started harassing the police officers and they told them that one detail should remain behind and the other two details to proceed to the roadblock. The misunderstanding continued up to until the two ZNA members took a bucket full of water and poured water on the police details and they further went on to pour water on the BVR kit machine which was on the charger. The two ZNA members further went on to force MISHECK CHADAMOYO out of the police base.
4. During the altercation, two members of the ZNA a male and a female came and tried to refrain (sic) their two friends but they refused to leave. The two then left leaving behind their friends who then left after some time.
5. The condition of the ZEC material which has been poured water could not be ascertained as It further waits for experts to work on it.
6. A report was then made at Victoria Falls International Airport base. Victoria Falls report received book number 3165241 refers.
VICTORIA FALLS DISTRICT</blockquote>

ZEC BVR Machines Damaged By Soldiers On Rampage

In a statement on Thursday, the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA)’s director of army public relations lieutenant colonel Alphios Makotore dismissed a message circulating on social media that it has recommended the suspension of all demonstrations.
Makotore said the ZNA does not communicate through social media. Said Lt Col. Makonere:
<blockquote>The Zimbabwe National Army would like to advise members of the public that the WhatsApp messages concerning ‘the escalation of tensions in both the ruling party and in the opposition parties in Zimbabwe’ did not originate from the ZNA. The ZNA would like to categorically state that it does not communicate its activities and or intentions through social media. The social media article must therefore be discarded and dismissed with the contempt it so deserves.</blockquote>
The message circulating on social media reads:
<blockquote>The Zimbabwe National Army has noted with concern the escalation of tension in both the ruling party and in the opposition parties in Zimbabwe.
It is from the background of these intra-party and inter-party tensions that the Zimbabwe National Army has recommended the suspension of all demonstrations both political and civic from the 5th of October 2017 until the reassesment of the tension and see fit the resumption of such.
This is in pursuit of our constitutional mandate towards the constitutional mandate of Peace and National security. All stakeholders are obliged to adhere to this recommendation and any breach will attract remedial actions from the force.
For the avoidance of doubt the Zimbabwe National Army will not seat on its laurels and watch any threats to the security the nation state either caused by its citizens or foreigners. We are in defence of the constitution and the people of Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/latest-zna-distances-itself-from-social-media-message/">Herald</a>

ZNA dismisses social media message that it has "recommended the suspension of all demonstrations"

Lieutenant Colonel Alphios Makotore, the ZZimbabwe National Army Publiv Relations Director has decried the misuse of social media and revealed that messages circulating on social media are false. The messages state that the ZNA is emabrking on a recruitment drive which starts on Monday the 20th of February 2017.  Makotore said:
<blockquote>As from Friday 10 March 2017, there were false social media notices to the effect that there will be a mass recruitment of the Zimbabwe National Army recruits throughout the country. The army wishes to categorically emphasise that there is no such recruitment taking place. The ZNA would like to advise the public that it does not have recruitment agents and does not recruit through the social media
All ZNA recruitment programmes are advertised in the mainstream print and electronic media. Prospective applicants then respond through written applications after which selections are then carried out at the different military cantonments throughout all the country’s provinces.
The ZNA would like to warn members of the public that these notices are fake and false, hence, they must be dismissed with the contempt they deserve</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/zna-dismisses-recruitment-rumours/">Chronicle</a>

Army dismisses social media messages that it is recruiting

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