News and press statements
NAP Meeting for NbS action plan development
The meeting was aligned with key activities and processes in the project where expertise is critical
Radio sets distribution for CLGs
CLGs provide eager participants for the radio programme and are a great source of feedback
MISA launches the State of the Media Report
The 2023 State of the Media report indicates that the absence of the Access to Information Law significantly affects citizens’ participation in public affairs and decision-making processes.
Nambula Sililo was a beacon of local culture through journalism
Ms Sililo worked as a journalist for about 10 years in the Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Lozi section
Media Freedom, Freedom of Expression has improved; Slow Law Reforms, Cadres and Security Wing Blemish Canvas
…cadres that had violated media freedom in the last two years, have not appeared in court. This is a source of concern.
MISA Zambia partners with European Union for 21st Platinum & Golden Awards
The introduction of the “Best Reporting: Climate Change Media Award” demonstrates the European Union’s commitment towards the fight against Climate Change and nurturing the environment in Zambia
Why Zambia needs ‘pure’ self-regulation mechanism
Self-regulation is standard setting and setting out the proper codes of behaviour for the media and this is necessary to support freedom of expression. These standards are agreed to by the media industry itself and are monitored, with the media being held to account where it deviates from the agreed standards.
MISA Regional Director re-elected into IFEX Governing Council
Dr Moyo was elected with 12 other council members for a three-year term from 2023 to 2026, which will mark his last term in office.
MISA awards three best performing UNZA students
The awards serve as a milestone in honoring the great works and achievements that Professor Francis Kasoma left behind