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As journalists celebrated World Press Freedom Day on Saturday, some feel more needs to be done for them to enjoy real freedom. The sentiments dominated a press freedom debate held to mark the day in Lilongwe. During the debate, most journalists claimed that although the country has made strides in changing some statutes to ensure
Media Institute of Southern Africa (Misa) Malawi Chapter has asked government to reconsider its position on broadcasting licences which has led to the closure of some electronic media houses. Misa-Malawi chairperson Teresa Ndanga, speaking yesterday during a media breakfast meeting that President Lazarus Chakwera hosted at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe to mark World Press Freedom