Digitalisation will enable the country to host 24 new high definition channels. Zimbabwe claims that it is Open for Media Business under the new dispensation. The airwaves are in the process of being opened.
#DigitalisationProgress The Kamativi Transmitter site in Matabeleland North has been fully digitalised & here the delegation led by Min Mutsvangwa is shown how the picture quality and signal strength would look like. pic.twitter.com/NSLU70lNEY
— Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting (@InfoMinZW) November 16, 2018
The Hwange transmitter will cover a radius of 60km. Construction of the transmitter began in 2017. Matabeleland North Province has three existing transmitters. Four more transmitters are being erected in Hwange, Nkayi, Tsholotsho and Hwange. pic.twitter.com/zZiAoDAX1G
— Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting (@InfoMinZW) November 16, 2018
#DigitalisationProgress Hon Monica Mutsvangwa, her Deputy, @energymutodi, Perm Sec, @nickmangwana handing over radios & hampers to 17 Chiefs in Binga District after touring the completed Binga Transmitter Site. The Minister is on a tour of progress on digitalisation in Mat North. pic.twitter.com/s1p6tyF7BN
— Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting (@InfoMinZW) November 17, 2018
Construction of the Digitalisation Infrastructure continues. The upgrading of the Magumire Tower in Mukwasine is 99% complete. Radio signal reception in Mkwasine, Triangle, Save & Chiredzi urban has improved a lot. We would appreciate comments from citizens in the areas cited. pic.twitter.com/pinnFSI8Ru
— Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting (@InfoMinZW) November 17, 2018
