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GAZ 7-2-2020 FINAL.Indd ZIMBABWEAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Published by Authority Vol. XCVIII, No. 9 7th FEBRUARY, 2020 Price RTGS$20,00 General Notice 148 of 2020. BROADCASTING SERVICES ACT [CHAPTER 12:06\ Variation of Frequency Allotment Plans for National Television Broadcasting Services in the UHF Television Broadcasting Band and National Commercial, Provincial, Local Commercial and Community Radio Broadcasting Services in the FM Broadcasting Band. IT is hereby notified that the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe has, in terms of paragraph 4(3) of the First Schedule of the Broadcasting Services Act [Chapter 12:06\, varied the frequency allotment plans published in General Notices 548A, 548B, 548C of 2004 and 299 and 2014, and hereby substitutes these with the frequency plans published below, for the provision of National Television Broadcasting Services in the UHF Television Broadcasting Band and National Commercial, Provincial, Local Commercial and Community Radio Broadcasting Services in the FM Broadcasting Band. Schedule 1 NATIONAE DIGITAL TELEVISION BROADCASTING FREQUENCY ALLOTMENT PLAN Site name Long. Lat. Chan. Freq (MHz) Station Coverage (km) 21 474 Public 30.0052 -22.1102 38 610 Private 26 514 Reserved 1 24 498 Reserved 2 21 474 Public 31.4146 Rikita -20.0317 25 506 Private 20 29 538 Reserved 1 33 570 Reserved 2 21 474 Public 31.2010 -17.1802 25 506 Private Bindura 80 29 538 Reserved 1 33 570 Reserved 2 22 482 Public 27.2128 -17.4839 26 514 Private Binga 80 34 578 Reserved 1 42 642 Reserved 2 37 602 Public 31.2957 -19.155 41 634 Private Buhera 80 45 666 Reserved 1 31 554 Reserved 2 34 578 Public 28.3422 -20.1149 28 530 Private Bulawayo 80 32 562 Reserved 1 36 594 Reserved 2 46 674 Public 31.1913 -21.4049 42 642 Private Chikombedzi 80 25 506 Reserved 1 30 546 Reserved 2 36 594 Public 30.1947 -17.2521 32 562 Private Chinhovi 80 28 530 Reserved 1 34 578 Reserved 2 118 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 Site name Long. Lat. Chan. Freq (MHz) Station Coverage (km) 40 626 Public 31.4357 -21.0512 44 658 Private Chiredzi 80 48 690 Reserved 1 36 594 Reserved 2 33 570 Public 30.5459 -18.5554 21 474 Private Chivhu 80 29 538 Reserved 1 38 610 Reserved 2 21 474 Public 29.0552 -18.2708 25 506 Private Gokwe 80 35 586 Reserved 1 32 562 Reserved 2 29 538 Public 28.2208 -17.3207 33 570 Private Gokwe Sengwa 80 37 602 Reserved 1 41 634 Reserved 2 23 490 Public 31.0946 -19.3850 36 594 Private Gutu 80 48 690 Reserved 1 44 658 Reserved 2 40 626 Public 29.0402 -20.5539 44 658 Private Gwanda 80 41 634 Reserved 1 22 482 Reserved 2 47 682 Public 32.4124 -19.5531 34 578 Private Gwendingwe 80 32 562 Reserved 1 36 594 Reserved 2 26 514 Public 29.5609 -19.3118 22 482 Private Gweru 80 30 546 Reserved 1 47 682 Reserved 2 39 618 Public 31.0522 -17.4722 47 682 Private Harare 80 43 650 Reserved 1 35 586 Reserved 2 42 642 Public 32.4329 -18.3402 47 682 Private Honde Valley 80 21 474 Reserved 1 22 482 Reserved 2 21 474 Public 26.2949 -18.1846 25 506 Private Hwange 80 29 538 Reserved 1 33 570 Reserved 2 48 690 Public Insiza 29.2936 -20.2944 45 666 Private 80 (Filabusi) 37 602 Reserved 1 23 490 Reserved 2 38 610 Public Insiza Junction 29.1356 -19.4619 42 642 Private 80 (Shangani) 46 674 Reserved 1 29 538 Reserved 2 37 602 Public 29.5414 -18.2502 41 634 Private Kadoma 80 45 666 Reserved 1 48 690 Reserved 2 44 658 Public 27.0319 -18.1754 48 690 Private Kamativi 80 40 626 Reserved 1 46 674 Reserved 2 39 618 Public 28.4746 -16.3043 43 650 Private Kariba 80 47 682 Reserved 1 42 642 Reserved 2 44 658 Public 29.3643 -16.5049 48 690 Private Karoi 80 40 626 Reserved 1 26 514 Reserved 2 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 119 Site name Long. Lat. Chan. Freq (MHz) Station Coverage (km) 39 618 Public Kenmaur 27.5744 -19.0711 43 650 Private 80 (Lupane) 47 682 Reserved 1 37 602 Reserved 2 32 562 Public 32.4708 -16.5408 48 690 Private Kotwa 80 27 522 Reserved 1 24 498 Reserved 2 23 490 Public 29.4555 -18.5626 44 658 Private Kwekwe 80 28 530 Reserved 1 36 594 Reserved 2 24 498 Public Mapengola 28.2253 -17.0428 28 530 Private 80 (Siyakobvu) 32 562 Reserved 1 36 594 Reserved 2 23 490 Public 28.2252 -21.025 27 522 Private Maphisa 80 31 554 Reserved 1 35 586 Reserved 2 30 576 Public 31.3319 -18.1051 44 658 Private Marondera 80 42 642 Reserved 1 48 690 Reserved 2 28 530 Public 30.3057 -20.0344 32 562 Private Mashava 80 40 626 Reserved 1 27 522 Reserved 2 38 610 Public 31.0557 -20.0821 42 642 Private Masvingo 80 46 674 Reserved 1 24 498 Reserved 2 29 538 Public Mberengwa 30.1900 -20.3744 33 570 Private 80 (Buchwa Mine) 39 618 Reserved 1 47 682 Reserved 2 36 594 Public 31.2833 -16.4749 42 642 Private Mt Darwin 80 44 658 Reserved 1 48 690 Reserved 2 34 578 Public 31.4830 -17.3948 24 498 Private Murehwa 80 22 482 Reserved 1 26 514 Reserved 2 40 626 Public 32.3939 -18.5615 44 658 Private Mutare 80 48 690 Reserved 1 43 650 Reserved 2 23 490 Public 30.4202 -17.0859 27 522 Private Mutorashanga 80 31 554 Reserved 1 37 602 Reserved 2 40 626 Public 28.5048 -19.0627 22 482 Private Nkayi 80 48 690 Reserved 1 27 522 Reserved 2 25 506 Public 27.4812 -20.2932 38 610 Private Plumtree 80 42 642 Reserved 1 21 474 Reserved 2 38 610 Public Rukotso 32.4556 -18.0555 29 538 Private 80 (Nyanga) 33 570 Reserved 1 25 506 Reserved 2 32 562 Public 32.1547 -18.3231 36 594 Private Rusape 80 34 578 Reserved 1 27 522 Reserved 2 120 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 Site name Long. Lat. Chan. Freq (MHz) Station Coverage (km) 31 554 Public 30.4927 35 586 Private Rutenga -21.1706 80 23 490 Reserved 1 27 522 Reserved 2 30 546 Public 31.1457 -16 2727 40 626 Private St Alberts Mission 80 38 610 Reserved 1 46 674 Reserved 2 41 634 Public 32.3216 -17 1913 45 666 Private Susamoya 80 37 602 Reserved 1 31 554 Reserved 2 39 618 Public 25.5541 -18.0334 43 650 Private Victoria balls 80 47 682 Reserved 1 32 562 Reserved 2 24 498 Public 31.3619 -18.4304 28 530 Private Wedza 80 46 674 Reserved 1 22 482 Reserved 2 21 474 Public 30.0512 -20.2007 25 506 Private Zvishavane 80 43 650 Reserved 1 35 586 Reserved 2 Schedule 2 FM NATIONAL RADIO BROADCASTING FREQUENCY ALLOTMENT PLAN Transmitter Site Information Geographical Area Longitude Latitude Frequency (MHz) Station Name Coverage (km) 88.5 C 263FM 91.6 PFM 94.8 STAR FM Beitbridge 30.0052 -22.1102 70 98.1 RZ 101.6 Zi FM 105.2 NFM 88.0 RZ 90 91.1 PFM 94.3 NFM Rutenga 30.4927 -21.1706 97.6 STAFFM 101.1 C263FM 104.7 Zi FM 89.1 STAR FM 80 92.2 Zi FM 95.4 RZ Gwanda 29.0402 -20.5539 98.7 PFM 102.2 NFM 105.8 C263FM Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 121 Transmitter Site Information Geographical Area Longitude Latitude Frequency (MHz) Station Name Coverage (km) 88.3 SFM 70 91.4 STAR FM 94.6 RZ Plumtree 27.4812 -20.2932 97.9 Zi FM 101.4 PFM 105 NFM 90 C263FM 70 93.1 STAR FM 96.3 RZ Bulawayo 28.3423 -20.1149 99.6 PFM 103.1 NFM 106.7 Zi FM 89.8 STAR FM 80 92.9 RZ 96.1 Zi FM Masvingo 31.0557 -20.0821 99.4 PFM 102.9 NFM 106.5 SFM 88.2 STAR FM 50 91.3 Zi FM 94.5 C263FM Chimanimani 32.4124 -19.5531 97.8 RZ 101.3 NFM 104.9 PFM 87.6 STAR FM 80 90.7 C263FM 93.9 RZ Gweru 29.5609 -19.3118 97.2 PFM 100.7 NFM 104.3 Zi FM 90.4 C263FM 80 93.5 RZ 96.7 PFM Kenmaur 27.5743 -19.0711 100.0 STAR FM 103.5 NFM 107.1 Zi FM 122 Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 Transmitter Site Information Geographical Area Longitude Latitude Frequency (MHz) Station Name Coverage (km) 90.2 STAR FM 80 93.3 C263FM 96.5 RZ Chivhu 30.5459 -18.5554 99.8 Zi FM 103.3 PFM 106.9 NFM 89.1 RZ 80 92.2 STAR FM 95.4 Zi FM Mutare 32.3939 -18.5615 98.7 PFM 102.2 NFM 105.8 C263FM 89.8 NFM 60 92.9 SFM 96.1 RZ Victoria Falls 25.5541 -18.0334 99.4 PFM 102.9 STAR FM 106.5 Zi FM 88.4 STAR FM 80 91.5 C263FM 94.7 PFM Kamativi 27.0319 -18.1754 98.0 RZ 101.5 NFM 105.1 Zi FM 89.9 SFM 80 93.0 RZ 96.2 STAR FM Gokwe 29.0552 -18.2708 99.5 PFM 103.0 NFM 106.6 Zi FM 88.5 C263FM 80 91.6 STAR FM 94.8 RZ Kadoma 29.5414 -18.2502 98.1 PFM 101.6 NFM 105.2 ZiFM Zimbabwean Government Gazette, 7th February, 2020 123 Transmitter Site Information Geographical Area Longitude Latitude Frequency (MHz) Station Name Coverage (km) 88.6 STAR FM 80 91.7 RZ 94.9 PFM Nyanga 32.4556 -18.0555 98.2 Zi FM 101.7 NFM 105.3 C263FM 89.7 STAR FM 80 92.8 C263FM 96.0 RZ Harare 31.0522 -17.4722 99.3 PFM 102.8 NFM 106.4 ZiFM 88.0 STAR FM 80 91.1 PFM 94.3 RZ Mutorashanga 30.4202 -17.0859 97.6 ZiFM 101.1 NFM 104.7 C263FM 90.4 C263FM 80 93.5 RZ 96.7 PFM 32.3216 -17.1913 Susamoya 100.0 NFM 103.5 STAR FM 107.1 ZiFM 90.3 NFM 80 93.4 PFM 96.6 RZ Karoi 29.3644 -16.5049 99.9 C263FM 103.4 STAR FM 107.0 ZiFM 88.9 C263FM 80 92.0 STAR FM 95.2 RZ Mt.
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