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MISA Malawi trainers in Zambia election reporting training
Two MISA Malawi trainers are part of the three-member team of trainers facilitating a five-day virtual training on voter-centred election reporting. The trainers, Anderson Fumulani and Gregory Gondwe are part of DW Akademie-trained MISA Malawi trainer pool. The third...
Malawi community radio stations urged to escalate Covid-19 messages
MISA Malawi has called on community radio stations to step up messages on the importance of following Covid-19 preventive measures and getting vaccinated. MISA Malawi Chairperson Teresa Ndanga made the appeal during media self-regulation orientation meeting for media...
12 broadcasters acquire radio production skills
Community broadcasters from 12 community media outlets across Malawi have acquired advanced radio production skills after attending a five-day Advanced Essential Journalism Skills training that MISA Malawi organised in Lilongwe. The training took place at MISA...
Malawian journalists using experts to fight Covid-19 misinformation
Since the detection of the first Covid-19 case in April 2020, misinformation and disinformation around the pandemic have hugely defined social media and street narrative in Malawi. Station Manager for Nyanthepa Community Radio in Nsanje district David Guta said...
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