News and press statements
The Quiet Return of Media Capture in Botswana
There is a certain philosophical tragedy in this transformation. It echoes the cautionary insight of Friedrich Nietzsche, who warned that those who fight monsters must be careful not to become monsters themselves. In the realm of media and power, that warning carries particular weight. The line between critic and controller is not always crossed with fanfare.
MISA urges parliament to ensure security of journalists
“It is our humble submission that a public statement or announcement by Parliament to that effect will go a long way in ensuring the safety and security of journalists covering the public hearings in line with their constitutional mandate,” he said.
Landmark Resolution on Access to Information and the Right to a Healthy Environment
The Resolution further urges States to investigate and address attacks against journalists documenting environmental and climate degradation, and explicitly recognises the threats they encounter while carrying out their work.
MISA engages Eswatini government on expression and media freedom
The Principal Secretary reaffirmed the strategic necessity of cooperation between MISA, the Ministry and the media industry to strengthen self-regulation and benchmarks for a competitive and viable media industry.
Veteran broadcaster Masuku will be sorely missed
Today, Zimbabwe enjoys a diversified broadcasting environment due to the tenacity of citizens such as Masuku,
MISA Botswana Condemns Emerging Threats to Media Freedom
The Constitution of Botswana (Section 12) guarantees freedom of expression and the media’s role as a watchdog. These rights are not concessions granted by political authority. They are fundamental democratic entitlements that the state is duty-bound to protect.
MISA Regional Director and IFEX Convenor joins the UN Artificial Intelligence network
Dr Moyo is also a member of the African Union Working Group on Artificial Intelligence.
Holiday Closure Notice
Season`s Greetings !
Trailblazing journalist Zaba has defied challenges faced by female journalists
Zaba was the first female political editor, news editor, deputy editor and later editor of the Zimbabwe Independent, a position she holds to this day.