Moyo Calls for Repeal of Car Radio Licence Law Which He Introduced

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Motorists driven crazy by new licence requirements Motorists in Zimbabwe will now start paying for a service they are either not getting or not using at all. President Emmerson Mnangagwa this week signed into law a measure compelling motorists to buy a radio licence before they can renew their vehicle licences. The sad part is that though many motorists, (myself included) will buy the licence, they will not utilize the radio because the signal i…

Moyo calls for repeal of car radio licence law which he introduced

Licence fee row … Former information minister Prof Jonathan Moyo BULAWAYO- Former information minister Professor Jonathan Moyo, who oversaw the introduction of legislation requiring motorists to pay for radio licences in 2001, has urged the government to scrap the law which he argues is outdated. “The traditional premise of radio and television licence fees, based on mere possession of specific receiving devices like radios or TVs, is outdated …

Former Minister calls for cancelling of radio license

Professor Jonathan Moyo, the former information minister who introduced Zimbabwe’s controversial car radio license fee in 2001, has publicly called for its abolition, labelling the legislation as obsolete in today’s digital landscape. The architect of the original policy took to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to voice his concerns following government attempts to … The post Former Minister Urges Scrapping of Outdated Car Radio Li…

Moyo calls for repeal of car radio licence law which he introduced - Zimbabwe News Now

BULAWAYO- Former information minister Professor Jonathan Moyo, who oversaw the introduction of legislation requiring motorists to pay for radio licences in 2001, has urged the government to scrap the law which he argues is outdated. “The traditional premise of radio and television licence fees, based on mere possession of specific receiving devices like radios or TVs, is outdated due to digital convergence,” Moyo wrote on X, formerly Twitter, af…