News and press statements
MISA Malawi concerned with arbitrary arrests, detentions of journalists by police
Media freedom is enshrined in the Republican Constitution.
Senior Zambian government official marches against attacks on journalists
A senior Zambian government official marched to the police headquarters in Lusaka demanding that law enforcement agents do more to protect journalists who are facing increased attacks and harassment.
EFF, eNCA tensions escalate yet again
Tensions between South Africa’s Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and media house, eNCA, escalated at the weekend, with the leader of the opposition party, Julius Malema, saying they would no longer be granting interviews to the broadcaster.
Concern over acquisition and use of surveillance tools in Zimbabwe
Chairperson Golden Maunganidze has written to the Parliament expressing concern over the acquisition, deployment and use of surveillance tools in the country, in the absence of adequate and clear data privacy legislation and mechanisms.
Journalists urged to adhere to ethics of the profession
Officer Commanding Bulawayo Province Commissioner Patton Mbangwa has urged journalists to adhere to the ethics of the profession in their reporting.
MISA Zambia calls for registration of suppliers
Registration closes on 19th March 2021
Call for entries for the 2021 MISA Malawi Annual Media Awards
The deadline for receiving individual entries is Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Stop discrimination against women-MISA Zambia
Zambia must all strive for equal rights for all in line with the United Nations Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women.
Malawi government includes journalists in priority group for Covid-19 vaccine
MISA Malawi grateful