News and press statements
End violence against women journalists: A call to action for Southern Africa
It was reported that at least 73% of women journalists had suffered online violence in one form or another.
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
Media as a strategic partner in achieving SADC strategic objectives
“You need a competitive approach to this process. As for RISDP to succeed in achieving its strategic objectives, it must have at its core the media and communication development strategy, structured similarly to how the African Union incorporates media and communication development as part of achieving Agenda 2063.
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
Collaborative efforts across disciplines and sectors key to AI development and deployment
Dr Moyo said MISA supports the African Union’s (AU) approach in negotiating the development and deployment of Afrocentric AI, which reflects African identities, acknowledging the necessity for scale and influence when dealing with platforms and countries that are ahead of the curve.
Call for Applications- Journalists
Application deadline: 23:59 EAT, Tuesday, 28th January 2025
Call for Applications- Civil Society Organisations
Application deadline: 23:59 EAT, Tuesday, 28th January 2025
New Botswana Data Protection Act progressive step to a more secure digital environment
The Act replaces the repealed Data Protection Act 32 of 2018, which officially came into force in 2021, but had to be updated after facing criticism for inadequately addressing emerging data protection challenges,