MISA Zambia extends its heartfelt condolences to Dr. Scott’s family, friends, and colleagues, as well as to the people of Zambia during this time of national mourning.
Statements
MISA ZAMBIA calls for Meaningful Youth Participation In Governance
When given the opportunity and an enabling environment, young people have consistently demonstrated their ability to transform societies
MISA commemorates International Women’s Day
Journalists must continue to promote ethical reporting that challenge stereotypes and highlight issues affecting women while ensuring that women themselves are given the opportunity to tell their own stories.
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
Scenario-based training in election reporting for editors in Kasama
Through expert-led sessions, real case studies, and interactive discussions, participants gained deeper insight into key legislation affecting media practice, ethical considerations, and emerging digital governance issues
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
MISA mourns veteran Broadcaster – Kenneth Maduma
He was known for his clear, iconic voice and sign-off, “One Zambia, One Nation,” which shaped national air waves for decades, as well as for his unwavering professionalism.