Constitutional Court Dismisses MISA’s Application To Livestream Tomorrow’s Election Challenge, Says ZBC Has Sufficient Capacity To Broadcast

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Zimbabwe’s highest court, The Constitutional Court has ruled that Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) cannot livestream tomorrow’s court proceedings of the Presidential Election Challenge. The court was of the view that, the state-owned broadcaster, ZBC has enough capacity to publicise the court proceedings.

This comes after, MISA and one Bulawayo lawyer had made a urgent chamber application seeking permission to livestream the proceeding.

With this decision it means that its all left to ZBC only to broadcast the event. We just hope ZBC has what it takes to publicise the event otherwise some words of people who are skeptical of the state-owned broadcaster could be confirmed if it fails to broadcast up to standard.

4 comments

  1. Anonymous

    vanopenga

  2. boolsh!t zbc

    if its only zbc feed, its obvious they can suppress the truth when debates get heated, very simple really ! when it gets heated and uncomfortable truths come out, you will see cartoons or some other rubbish on the live feed

  3. Sharia

    Those who watch will be tortured by those raucous, stupid prenews drums…when the going gets tough!!
    DeadBC has capacity? my foot…capacity to cheat, deceive & lie maybe.

    1. Garikai Dzoma

      It’s already happening. I am watching a stupid boring segment about ruins from Buhera as the court has adjourned to rule on certain applications. Good God this is torture. Reminds me why ZBC is not on my favourite channels button.

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