MISA Zimbabwe has written to the Chief Executive officer of the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation requesting for the state broadcaster’s implementation plan for
A collective of Botswana media organizations that includes MISA Botswana, Press Council of Botswana and Botswana Editors Forum have been alarmed by
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission recently invited applications from observers and the media for accreditation for the upcoming by-elections which should be submitted
Journalist Mujopeni Mudimba in Binga, Matabeleland North Province, was reportedly threatened over a story he wrote on the eviction of villagers in
Six reporters working for news outlets TV Zimbo and TV Palanca were on 10 January 2022 assaulted by unidentified people and forced
The suspension of Lesotho’s 357FM, which was supposed to lapse on January 10, is yet to be lifted, with that country’s communications
We are entering the third year of living in the age of COVID-19, a pandemic that has changed our ways of living
Gabriel Mupasiri a ‘self-proclaimed’ businessperson in Zimbabwe’s southern town of Masvingo has reportedly been charged with disorderly conduct after he allegedly manhandled
The MISA Regional Secretariat has learnt with great shock and sadness of the death of six journalists in Tanzania in a tragic
Freelance journalist Mary Mundeya was on 12 January 2022 arrested while covering a demonstration by teachers at the National Social Security Authority
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) has produced this special publication to commemorate 25 years of sterling work by its Zimbabwe
On 3 December 2021, Zimbabwe enacted the Data Protection Act which also has aspects relating to cybersecurity and cybercrimes. The object of
