For us, true independence is more than just the absence of colonial rule, it includes the right of the media to report the news and the right of the public to receive that information, free from any interference.
Statements
MISA congratulates Mr. Malido on his appointment as new IBA DG
MISA Zambia is confident that Mr. Malido will contribute significantly to the realization of the IBA’s vision while also playing a pivotal role in protecting and promoting the rights and welfare of the media in Zambia.
MISA mourns Journalist, Victoria Mubanga Mukupo
Victoria worked with MISA Zambia in the past, serving as a Media Monitor for Central Province where she contributed immensely to promoting ethical journalism and strengthening media standards in the region
MISA mourns the passing of journalist Nicholas Bwalya
Mr. Bwalya will be remembered for his unwavering commitment to upholding the values of media freedom and ethical journalism
MISA lauds media for keeping Nation informed
As we observe Labour Day, MISA Zambia urges all stakeholders to support the vital contributions of media workers. Their role in informing the public and holding those in power accountable is crucial for a resilient and thriving Zambia.
Celebrating Women
As an organization that champions media freedom, freedom of expression, and access to information, MISA Zambia acknowledges the essential role women play in the media industry, public service, governance, and socio-economic development
A collective duty – Our children, Our future
As we mark this year’s International Children’s Day of Broadcasting, we insist that stakeholders from all sectors unite to create a safe environment both online and offline that respects, empowers, and motivates our children to excel
Radio and Climate Change
On this World Radio Day, we celebrate the power of radio to inform, inspire, and unite communities
MISA Zambia ushers in new Board
The newly elected Board has pledged to carry out its activities based on the organization’s ideals, Constitution and membership needs
Reflections on the Spaces of Solidarity (SoS) Conference Agenda
The strides we have made during our first three years have laid a firm foundation for the new advances we must and will make during the following years.