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Zambia to host largest access to information conference since 2011: Pan African Conference on Access to Information
24 SEPTEMBER, 2013 – LUSAKA, ZAMBIA - Zambia will play host to over 150 participants attending the second regional ACTION (Access to Information) conference titled ''''''''Leveraging Continental...
Statement on the Postal and Telecommunications (Subscriber Registration) Regulations
MISA-Zimbabwe takes note of the gazetting and regularisation of the subscriber registration process by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Development in terms of the Postal...
AU hails scrapping of criminal defamation in Zimbabwe
The Chairperson of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Advocate Pansy Tlakula has commended the Zimbabwean government for scrapping criminal defamation from its statutes following a successful constitutional court application by MISA Zimbabwe.
Zim to improve mobile banking regulatory frameworks
Government is working on refining regulatory frameworks that govern mobile banking activities, to improve the administration of the sector, an official has said. Mobile banking refers to any system...
Media key in peace building, says ZPP
Journalists have been called to be instruments in peace-building efforts than be abused in propagating hate speech and conflict. The Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP), a local human rights watchdog that...
TelOne, NetOne to converge
Government plans to converge operations of its two telecoms entities, TelOne and NetOne, in line with infrastructure sharing thrust, ICT, Postal and Courier Services minister Supa Mandiwanzira has...
DeMbare coach assaults ZBC crew
MISA-Zimbabwe Media Alert 26 February 2016 DeMbare coach...
Government concedes AIPPA and BSA must fall
The Zimbabwean government has conceded that the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA) and Broadcasting Services Act (BSA) should be replaced as they are not in sync with...
Press gagged in Mugabe ‘bombing’ trial
The High Court on 12 February 2016 barred the media from covering proceedings in the case of four men including two soldiers charged with plotting to bomb President Robert Mugabe’s dairy...