MISA Zambia is shocked that police have a warrant to search computers of Prime Television for footage which police allege borders on defamation of the President.
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Harassment of Zambian journalists condemned
MISA Zambia condemns police harassment of journalists covering the arrival and subsequent questioning of United Party for National Development (UPND) Leader Hakainde Hichilema at Ndola Central Police this morning.
MISA Zambia mourns the death of veteran broadcaster Ben Kangwa
Mr. Kangwa had unwavering standards of professionalism and a furnace that added value to the media profession in Zambia
MISA Zambia condemns attack on ZNBC camera person
The camera operator was attacked by unruly sympathisers of a local businessman, Daniel Makina, at the Kitwe Magistrates Court on October 12, 2018.
Access to Information contributes to transparency and accountability
Speech by MISA Zambia Chairperson Helen Mwale on the launch of the State of the Media in Zambia, 2Q at Protea Hotel.
Media freedom a cornerstone of democracy – Hellen Mwale
Media freedom enables citizens to enjoy their rights to freedom of expression and access to information, says MISA Zambia chairperson.
The enactment of the ATI law will make government open and inclusive – MISA Zambia
Speech by MISA Zambia chairperson, Ms Helen Mwale at the launch of the golden key and padlock awards, 2018.
Demand access to information as it allows participating in decision making – Fr. Mumba
Speech by Emmanuel Mumba S.J. on the occasion of the launch of the MISA Golden Key and Padlock report launch, 2018.
Zambian cabinet approves Cybersecurity and Cybercrimes Bill
The government says the Bill will criminalize computer-based offences and network-related crime in line with the Penal Code of the Republic of Zambia.
Freedom of expression online under threat?
Media freedom and freedom of expression online should not be suppressed with government’s planned cyber laws enactment in the current sitting of Parliament.