The discussion in Lilongwe coincides with the Global Conference for Media Freedom which is this year being held in Estonia.
Media freedom
Malawi High Court refuses to gag newspapers in corruption probe
Constitution of the Republic of Malawi places a premium on freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
‘Malawi government must act on crimes against journalists’
Politicians, public officers, corporate officials and the general public continue to threaten and attack journalists.
MISA Malawi calls for media independence, professionalism
We call on President Mutharika and the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to free MBC and ensure its independence
Malawi: Protecting media freedom and information access in 2020
MISA Malawi’s Way Forward recommendations for defending media freedom, freedom of
expression and access to information to mark World Press Freedom Day 2020.
2020 World Press Freedom Day Celebrations: ‘Journalism without fear or favour’
The AGM will take place at Mtolankhani House whilst the awards gala dinner will be held at Sunbird Capital Hotel.
High Court reserves its ruling on ban of phone-in programmes
MACRA had issues with two out of over 80 broadcasters registered in Malawi.
Update on suspension of ‘phone-in programmes’
The matter was filed at the High Court, Lilongwe Registry, on 2nd September, 2019.
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.
MISA Malawi monitors MBC for signs of presidential interference
MISA Malawi is monitoring implementation of the amended Communications Act to ensure that the publicly-funded Malawi Broadcasting Corporation is free from political interference.