News and press statements
MISA Zambia mourns former PSAf Staffer, Mr. Gilles Chashi Kasongo
MISA Zambia remembers Mr. Kasongo as advocate for media freedom and development which is key to furthering Zambia’s democracy and development agenda
MISA Zambia hosts 22nd Platinum and Golden Media Awards
The event highlighted the vital role the media plays in empowering citizens through information, especially as Zambia continues its journey towards a more transparent and democratic society
Submissions to the All Africa Judges and Jurists Summit, Nairobi, Kenya, 18 September 2024
In a historic development, the AJJF brought judges and jurists from all continental regions to Nairobi, Kenya, from September 17th to 19th, 2014, as a holistic approach to strengthening the judiciary in an ever-evolving environment.
MISA mourns death of ZPS Deputy PRO
Mr. Mwale was a friend of the media and his actions towards fostering a good working relationship with the media will remain his legacy and it is marked in the archives of this country
MSCZ holds first inaugural AGM
MISA Zambia Board Chairperson expressed her deep appreciation for the strong turnout and the collective support of diverse media stakeholders in ensuring the MSCZ continues to grow and being effective
MISA condemns storming of Yusufu Radio by cadres
Such actions are not only a threat to democracy but also to the role of the media in facilitating democracy
A study of technology facilitated gender-based violence in Southern Africa (Now Available!!!)
Globally, the statistics are staggering. It is reported that at least 73% of women journalists say they have been victims of TFGBV.
MISA Zambia Mourns IBA Director General, Mr. Guntila Muleya
We stand in solidarity with the IBA and the entire media community in mourning this painful loss
Open Letter to the AU Heads of State and Government on the Endorsed Continental AI Strategy and African Digital Compact
We urge the AUC Chairperson, H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat, to stress the crucial importance of member states implementing the AUC Data Policy Framework. Data is
central to achieving the vision of the Digital Compact and should be governed in a manner that protects Africans’ fundamental rights and freedoms.