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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 86247, member: 27"]
A massive crackdown on internet personalities is looming after regulators spotted too much NSFW material sliding into the feeds of Zimbabwean minors.

Zimbabwe content regulation
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[*]The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe is freaking out over graphic social media posts.
[*]These regulators are reminding everyone that local laws apply to every digital space.
[*]Eng. Matthias Chakanyuka expects all influencers to respect the dignity of every citizen.
[*]The agency is threatening to bring the hammer down on anyone breaking the rules.
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Protecting the youth
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[*]Children in Zimbabwe have a legal shield against stuff that ruins their heads.
[*]This legislation makes sure kids stay safe from any nasty or offensive media.
[*]Youngsters possess an actual right to avoid seeing garbage that harms their morals.
[*]That specific law puts the welfare of small children above basically everything else.
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National value enforcement
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[*]The Censorship and Entertainment Control Act bans anything that feels remotely indecent.
[*]Officials are basically demanding that creators stick to the traditional vibes of Zimbabwe.
[*]Those in power claim they are just defending the moral fiber of society.
[*]This government won't let people abuse apps to trash their shared national standards.
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