News and press statements
Landmark Resolution on Access to Information and the Right to a Healthy Environment
The Resolution further urges States to investigate and address attacks against journalists documenting environmental and climate degradation, and explicitly recognises the threats they encounter while carrying out their work.
The Lusaka Declaration on Media Self-Regulation, Accountability, Sustainability and Information Integrity in Africa
We affirm that solidarity is both a guiding principle and a strategic practice that shapes collective action.
MISA Zambia supports African Media Councils Conference
Held under the theme “A Solidarity-Based Approach to Regulatory, Financial and Digital Challenges”, the conference brings together Media Councils from across Africa to strengthen collaboration through a solidarity-based approach tackling regulatory pressures, financial sustainability, and digital transformation challenges.
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 Zambia launches Media Legal Help Desk In 3 Provinces
The legal help desk seeks to prevent journalists from falling into legal pitfalls as they write and publish their 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