By Staff Writer The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has granted six new licences for community radio stations, enhancing local broadcasting reach throughout the nation. BAZ Acting CEO, Engineer Mathias Chakanyuka, announced that the licences were issued to six community-based broadcasters under the guidelines of the Broadcasting Services Act. The newly licensed stations are: Chivi Community Radio in Chivi, Chomazumba Community Radio in Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe, Dande FM in Dande, Jakata FM in Gutu, Ndera FM in Marondera, and Nhimbe FM in Makoni District. BAZ emphasized that this development demonstrates a strong commitment to improving public access to information, encouraging the creation of local content, and fostering media diversity. These licences mark a significant move toward empowering local communities to share their unique narratives, aligning with the Second Republic’s vision for inclusive national development. Post navigation Zimbabwe Steps Towards a Modern Traditional Leadership Bill: Balancing Heritage, Governance and National Development