In Malawi, journalists continue to experience physical assaults and violence, online harassment and bullying, arbitrary arrests and detentions and threats/intimidation, but perpetrators of these attacks are not punished.
Statements
Police, DPP must act on assault of NPL, TWR journalists by ‘suspected DPP supporters’
What is more appalling is that the attacks on journalists in the line of duty were happening in full view of police officers.
Call for Expressions of Interest in TikTok Journalism Training
MISA Malawi has organised the training in partnership with DW Akademie, Deutsche Welle’s centre for education, knowledge transfer and media development.
Opening Remarks by the MISA Regional Chairperson, Mr Jeremias Langa, at the Spaces of Solidarity (SoS) Forum
Today marks an exciting step forward for the next generation of media defenders as we prepare to launch the DW Akademie Freedom of Expression (FoX) Fellowships.
MISA Malawi calls on government to address access to information barriers in fighting disinformation
Lack or limited access to credible information is leaving room for the creation and circulation of false information.
Inspiring content for younger audiences – Southern Africa TikTok Journalism Masterclass
MISA Malawi, CITE, DW Akademie are collaborating for impactful Journalism Education in Southern Africa.
Thank you for supporting MISA Malawi during 2026 WPFD celebrations
MISA Malawi and several stakeholders celebrated 2026 World Press Freedom Day in Salima district on May 3.
MISA Malawi National Governing Council (2026 -2029)
Elected by MISA Malawi members every three years, the NGC is the highest decision-making structure of the Chapter.
Feston Malekezo co-opted into MISA Malawi National Governing Council
The NGC has also re-appointed Lilian Khofi for financial oversight and Chikondi Kasambara for legal expertise.
Felix Washon elected MISA Malawi Chairperson
Nathan Majawa elected Vice Chairperson, Dorothy Kachitsa elected Executive Member.