The legal help desk seeks to prevent journalists from falling into legal pitfalls as they write and publish their stories.
News
MISA mourns Prime TV Northern Province Journalist, Matias Chewe
We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, and all those whose lives he touched.
MISA Zambia commemorates Police Day
As the media prepares to cover the upcoming elections, MISA Zambia reminds the Zambia Police of their duty to ensure the safety and protection of journalists and media workers.
MISA marks ICDB: Safeguarding children in media and beyond
As we mark this day, MISA Zambia calls on media houses, regulators, and policymakers to prioritise child-friendly content that educates, entertains, and empowers our children
Media Legal Help Desk Publicity Campaign launched
The Media Legal Help Desk provides both preventive legal guidance and rapid response support to ensure that journalists carry out their work confidently, professionally, and within the confines of the law. All media practitioners in Zambia are encouraged to participate and take advantage of this vital service
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.
Training on Election Laws and Ethical Reporting at Zi FM
This initiative reflects MISA Zambia’s continued commitment to promoting professional journalism
MISA conducts ATI Training for scribes in C/Belt & Southern Provinces
Despite the ATI Act being in force, many media practitioners continue to face challenges in navigating its procedures
MISA Zambia Congratulates Emelda Musonda on her appointment as acting Zambia Daily Mail Managing Director
MISA Zambia has no doubt that Ms. Musonda’s experience, professionalism, and leadership will significantly contribute to the advancement of media freedom, ethical journalism, and the welfare of media practitioners in Zambia
Voter-Centred Election Reporting, AI and Accountability
The training brought together Lusaka and non-Lusaka-based journalists from across the country to strengthen responsible and credible election coverage.