ZBC TV is Zimbabwe’s only free-to-air national television channel, owned by the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC). It officially began broadcasting in 1980, with a mission to connect communities through news, education, entertainment, and cultural programs.
Television in Zimbabwe started in 1960 under the name Rhodesian Television (RTV). After several changes and mergers, the channel became ZBC TV following the country’s independence in 1980, reflecting a shift toward national identity and cultural diversity. ZBC TV first broadcast in black and white and switched to color transmission in 1982.
ZBC TV’s programming includes local and international news, entertainment, sports, movies, music, and cultural and educational shows that highlight the life, history, and traditions of Zimbabwe. The channel broadcasts in three languages—English, Shona, and Ndebele—serving audiences across the country as well as viewers abroad who are interested in Zimbabwe.
This website lists live, re-aired, and on-demand match and program events broadcast by official rights holders. These broadcasts are available on various platforms, including terrestrial TV, radio, cable, satellite, IPTV, and mobile or desktop apps. Wherever possible, we provide links to streaming events hosted by the official broadcasters.
Please note:
- A digital subscription or authentication with your TV or internet provider may be required to access some content.
- Broadcast schedules may change without notice.
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