A team of MISA Zambia officials on Friday, October 2nd, visited The Post Newspaper to offer moral support and solidarity following the mysterious shooting incident that occurred on Wednesday, September 30, 2015 at about 12:45 hours. The team comprised MISA National...
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MISA Zambia launches Golden Key report
The report was launched in commemoration of the International Right to Information Day which is celebrated on 28th September every year to promote the right to access to information for all people while highlighting the benefits of open, transparent and accountable...
Public discussion highlights free expression challenges in Zambia
MISA Zambia and the Law Association of Zambia together held a public discussion forum to highlight pertinent freedom of expression issues in Zambia on Thursday, June 18, 2015.
MISA Zambia launches Online Media Freedom report, holds training for bloggers
Online media has potential to contribute to citizen participation in good governance by helping informed decision making and allowing people to express their opinions.
MISA Zambia all set for World Press Freedom Day 2015
MISA Zambia is hosting the 2015 World Press Freedom Day Local Organising Committee as the secretariat.
MISA Zambia condemns harassment of journalists by Opposition Political Party cadres
Two media workers were harassed by UPND cadres on Monday 2 March 2015 as they tried to cover the search that was taking place at the residence of UPND President Hakainde Hichilema.
MISA Zambia reflects on presidential election
Zambia successfully conducted its presidential election last week following the death of President Michael Sata in October 2014.
Opinion: Zambian elections fail to focus on children’s issues
Zambia’s children aren’t a priority for political leaders, says Mwiza Zuli in this guest post for MISA Zambia.
Stop beating journalists and censoring the media
MISA Zambia is calling on all political parties not to beat journalists and refrain from acts of censorship as an independent media is key to free and fair elections.
Zambia’s High Court rules seditious intent unconstitutional
MISA Zambia celebrates the High Court’s ruling that section 67 of the Penal Code is unconstitutional.