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MISA distances itself from newly formed Zambian Informer publication

It has come to our attention that there are some unscrupulous individuals who have set up an online news publication called "the Zambian Informer" purporting to have set up the same with the support of MISA Zambia when in fact not. We wish to inform the public that at...

MISA bemoans deteriorating human rights situation in Zambia

MISA is saddened by the continued threats to the freedom of expression and of the press by state institutions which are expected to act independently and in the public’s interest. This follows the latest development in which Prime TV proprietor, Gerald Shawa and the...

MISA Zambia launches early warning mechanism ahead of 2016 polls

MISA Zambia has, in the wake of a dramatic increase in acts of violence against journalists and media houses, put in place an Early Warning Notification System as a systematic way of collecting information in good time to avert the increasing violations against media...

MISA Zambia saddened by ZRA closure of the Post newspaper

The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Zambia is concerned with the closure of The Post newspaper by the Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) as the action is an assault to democracy and against media freedom. The Zambia Revenue Authority on Tuesday 21st June, 2016...

Patriotic Front cadres attack Zambia’s Petauke Explorers Radio

A group of suspected ruling Patriotic Front cadres on 13th June 2016, allegedly harassed and beat up Petauke Explorers Radio security officer Joseph Nyumayo and threatened to close the station. The cadres (leader’s name withheld) stormed the radio station around 16h30...

Zambia: Victory for the Post and Feel Free Radio correspondents

The Vubwi magistrate’s court has found PF Vubwi district Chairperson Micheal Tembo guilty of assaulting Chipata-based Post newspaper correspondent Peter Sukwa and his Fell Free Radio counterpart Kelvin Phiri. Passing judgement in Chipata on 20 June 2016, Magistrate...