News and press statements
MISA STATEMENT TO THE AFRICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES’ RIGHTS ON THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN SOUTHERN AFRICA AT THE 77th ORDINARY SESSION OF THE AFRICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN AND PEOPLES’ RIGHTS.
In 2022, we were optimistic that Southern Africa had turned the corner regarding attacks against journalists. However, we were jolted back to reality by the death of Ralikonelo Joki, the Lesotho broadcaster, who was shot and killed as he drove out of his work of employment. Before his death, Joki received death threats through social media platforms.
MISA Malawi calls for inclusive internet for access to information
Ensure that everyone, everywhere has access to reliable internet and information.
MISA Malawi fights misinformation through fact-checking skills for journalists
12 journalists are set for Fact-Checking Skills training.
Mzuni students manhandle journalist Jonathan Pasungwi, delete pictures
Let us strive to end impunity for all crimes against journalists
MISA Malawi demands action on Silver Strikers FC coach, supporters for assaulting journalists
We call on sports authorities and supporters to always respect and uphold media freedom.
Call for expressions of interest to attend training on Television Reporting
MISA Malawi has organised the training in partnership with DW Akademie
MISA Malawi in solidarity with Mzati Radio, TV after fire damage of transmission studios
Currently, Mzati Radio and Television are off air.
DW Akademie Innovation Initiative 2023 for Southern Africa: Focus on AI and data
Journalists and newsroom innovators from Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Botswana and Lesotho can apply with their ideas to improve their newsroom in the area of AI and data to better serve their audiences.
Call for expressions of interest to attend Advanced Radio Skills training
The training is open to community broadcasters who are MISA Malawi paid-up members.