Press Briefings Should Not be Turned into Political Rallies
Press conferences should be limited to relevant technocrats or officials and people directly responsible for the presser.
MALAWI / PROMOTING FREE EXPRESSION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
Media freedom and development
Media freedom and development
MISA Malawi condemns arrest of journalist Alfred Guta by Sheriffs of Malawi
Guta was arrested for allegedly taking pictures of the Sheriffs’ confiscation of property belonging to Britam Insurance in Blantyre.
MISA Malawi demands justice on crimes against journalists
MISA Malawi is not impressed with the way state agencies, more especially the Malawi Police, have handled cases of violent crimes against journalists and media workers.
MISA Malawi World Press Freedom Day 2018: Programme of events
Join MISA Malawi in its two-day celebrations for World Press Freedom Day 2018 under the theme: ‘Keeping Power in Check: Media, Justice and the Rule of Law’.
MISA Malawi calls for respect for media freedom during Friday’s demonstrations
We call upon the police, regulatory authorities and all citizens to respect journalists’ right to report and inform Malawians on demonstrations scheduled for Friday April 27, 2017.
Consultative meeting on journalist remuneration and professional ethics
At the meeting, issues such as the rising cost of living and low journalists' salaries and how these affect journalism ethics were discussed.