🔸Tibatsirane:
A simple reading of the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act shows the following:
1. Under section 9 of the Act, copyright vests in the owner of an artistic or musical work by operation of law.
2. Under section 17 of the same Act, the owner has the right to authorize the performance of said musical work in Zimbabwe.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
AI can help you resolve your disagreements. A simple ask: Can Zimura license a public performance of an artist’s work without the consent of the artist?: here is the answer I got:
“No, ZIMURA (Zimbabwe Music Rights Association) cannot arbitrarily license an artist's work without proper authority, but it acts as a collective management organization mandated by its registered members and reciprocal international agreements to issue blanket licenses for public performances” @fungisaimusic@MONOMUKUNDU
I love you both. You have both made your mark on the Zimbabwean music scene.
I also expect that a top journalist should have physically followed @nelsonchamisa around during the election to learn directly about the process. Following on twitter is not journalism. How many rallies or meetings did the journalist attend? As an academic I followed. Physically
5th hat and probably my last.
Coding was a nightmare, especially as a beginner, but we challenged it, pushed through and finished. Every hat was dedicated to a different person in my family. An unforgettable journey🎓
#dandaroappreciation Our #MCM today Brighton Mutebuka, a Zimbabwean lawyer, legal practitioner and political commentator whose journey from humble beginnings in Msasa, Chivhu, to becoming a respected legal voice in the United Kingdom is one of determination and resilience. Born in March 1978, he navigated schools across Zimbabwe before studying Law at the University of Zimbabwe, qualifying as a lawyer and Notary Public in 2002.
After relocating to the UK, Mutebuka rebuilt his legal career, earning an LLM in International Law from the University of Leeds and further specialising in Sports Law. In 2010, he founded Mutebuka & Co Immigration Lawyers in Leeds, which has grown into an established practice focused on UK immigration, asylum and nationality law. He has also held directorships in other UK companies and worked as a registered football intermediary and sports law consultant.
Today, Mutebuka is equally recognised for his outspoken political and constitutional commentary, particularly on Zimbabwean democracy, governance, elections and opposition politics. Through his widely followed social media platforms and public analysis, he has built a reputation as a sharp legal mind and influential Zimbabwean voice in the diaspora.
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@MilesTendi salute my brother. Congrats. I couldn't be any prouder. Your body of work speaks for itself. It's ground breaking & peerless.
You exude quiet authority, actively shunning unnecessary attention. I am left feeling immensely enriched every time I complete reading one of your publication! It's a well deserved accolade!
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DEAR MEN… PLEASE READ THIS TO THE END.
My name is Cde Setfree.
I am not writing this because I know everything. I am writing this because I am tired of waking up to stories of women being murdered simply because they wanted to leave a relationship.
Gentlemen, please learn to walk away.
If she says she no longer loves you… walk away.
If she chooses someone else… walk away.
If the marriage has broken down… walk away.
If the relationship has reached the point where there is no peace left… walk away.
Yes, it will hurt. Yes, you will cry. Yes, your heart will feel like it has been ripped apart. But heartbreak has never killed anyone. Time heals. Life goes on.
What should never happen is for a woman to lose her life because she wanted a different future. What should never happen is for innocent children to become victims of adults who could not control their emotions.
A relationship is not a prison. Love cannot be forced. If someone no longer wants to be with you, let them go. Your value as a man is not determined by whether one person stays or leaves.
The strongest man is not the one who fights, threatens or takes revenge. The strongest man is the one who can control his emotions when everything inside him is telling him to explode.
Your children need a father who chooses wisdom over rage. Your family needs a son and a brother who values life. Society needs men who protect, not men who destroy.
Before you do something you can never undo, put the phone down. Leave the house. Take a walk. Call a friend. Speak to someone you trust. Give yourself time for the anger to pass. One decision made in a moment of rage can destroy many lives forever.
To every man reading this today,choose peace over pride, healing over hatred and life over violence.
One failed relationship is not the end of your story. There is still a future waiting for you.
If this message reaches just one man who decides to walk away instead of reacting with violence, then it has done exactly what it was meant to do.
Please share. Someone out there may need to read this today.