The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has lifted its ban on the music of Zimbabwean artist Winky D, as announced by Acting Chief Executive Officer Charles Munganasa.

However, the songs “Ibotso” and “Dzimbadzemabwe” remain prohibited from being aired.

Winky D’s music had been excluded from the country’s radio and TV broadcast following the release of his album “Eureka Eureka,” which sparked debates and commentary critical of the ruling party.

The ambiguity persists regarding whether it is the ZBC or the government responsible for banning Winky D’s music, as certain songs are still restricted.

“It would have sounded better if they had said the government lifts its ban on Winky D’s music because the debate was so intense that even campus radio could not play Winky D’s music,” commented a member from a certain institution.

Others argue that the ban highlights who controls these radio stations and the laws being enforced.