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South Africa, Namibia lead as Tanzania, Zimbabwe slip in press freedom rankings
Despite some improvements in media freedom across Southern Africa, most countries in the region continue to be classified as problematic and difficult, according to the latest Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index report. South Africa and Namibia remain...
MISA launches sixth edition of the Southern Africa Press Freedom Report
MISA has officially launched the sixth edition of the Southern Africa Press Freedom Report 2026, a comprehensive assessment of 11 countries that reveals a critical inflection point for the region's media landscape. While constitutional guarantees of press freedom...
Viable free media key to promoting peace and socio-economic prosperity
This year’s World Press Freedom Day (WPFD) theme: Shaping a Future at Peace, brings to the fore the role a free, independent and viable media plays in promoting peace, conflict prevention and socio-economic development as the panacea to prosperous societies....
MISA urges parliament to ensure security of journalists
MISA Zimbabwe National Director Dr Tabani Moyo has written to the Parliament of Zimbabwe to ensure the safety and security of journalists covering the public hearings of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3. In his letter to Clerk of Parliament, Mr Kennedy Chokuda, Dr...
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