Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)

Attacks on the media during primary elections does not bode well for upcoming elections later in the year.

Broadcaster Pulane Macheli was mediating for peace between warring Famo music groups when she was killed.

Civil society coalition emphasises the critical need for a data policy framework that will protect rights and sets a precedent for collective action.

The Malawi Police Service is intensifying the use of the country’s cybersecurity law to restrict the voice and agency of journalists and citizens.

MISA-Regional emphasises the importance for African Union member states to adopt a human rights-based approach for the utilisation of AI and other technologies.

Sports journalist Yasin Lamu’s equipment damaged during attack by Wanderers FC supporters.

During its 77th Ordinary Session last year, the ACHPR raised concern over Member States’ implementation of surveillance with little regard for human rights norms and standards.

MISA Malawi is concerned at how numerous journalists working for the state broadcaster are being identified and investigated for alleged offenses committed under the Electronic Transactions and Cybersecurity Act.