Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)

If passed into law, Botswana’s Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Controlled Investigation) Bill will allow authorities to intercept communications and compel journalists to divulge their sources.

In prediction of freedom of expression trends in Southern Africa region, Tabani Moyo says the dangerous tendency to shut down or restrict civic organisations is gaining ground.

In report commemorating its silver jubilee, MISA Zimbabwe reflects on media law reforms that have taken place in Zimbabwe.

MISA report looks at the respective broadcasting digital migration processes of countries in Southern Africa.

Media violations against journalists, media practitioners and media outlets are on the rise in Lesotho.

MISA Zimbabwe commends the Zimbabwean government for enacting the Freedom of Information Act, but condemns the proposed Computer Crime and Cyber Security Bill.

In his congratulatory letter, MISA Regional’s governing council chairperson, Golden Maunganidze, reminds incoming SADC executive secretary Elias Mpedi Magosi, of the key issues the region is grappling with.

A parliamentary portfolio committee in Lesotho advocates for inclusive stakeholder engagement over review of legislation the government is planning to enact.