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AWARD CEREMONY FOR MOST TRANSPARENT & SECTERIVE PUBLIC INSTITUTION IN NAMIBIA The Media Institute of Southern Africa recently conducted a study to measure which public institutions in Namibia had the most or least efficiently organized provision of public information.The research further sought to assess the level of public access to information held by government and public institutions in Namibia. Read more |
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Call for Entries for the MISA John Manyarara Investigative Journalism Awards The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA)
is inviting entries for the MISA John Manyarara Investigative Journalism
Awards 2009. The awards seek to recognize excellence in investigative
journalism in any form of media in the Southern African Development
Community (SADC). Read
more | Download entry form in PDF format |
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Announcing the 2008 John Manyarara Investigative Journalism Awards Winners The Media Institute of Southern
Africa (MISA) would like to congratulate Charles Mpaka and Mike
Chipalasa of
the Daily Times, Malawi and Conceição Vitorino of
Canal de Mozambique for winning Read
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Announcing
the 2008 MISA Press Freedom Awards Winners. The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) would like to congratulate Professor Fackson Banda of Rhodes University for winning this year's MISA Press Freedom Award. A Zambian Professor of Journalism and Media Studies, Professor Banda is one of the most outstanding academics of his time Read more |
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| 2008 MISA Press Freedom Award Call for Nominations The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) is inviting nominations for its annual MISA Press Freedom Award which is brought to you in conjunction with Southern Africa Trust. The award, with a cash prize of US$2,500, is given to honor excellence in journalism. Read more |
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Announcing
the 2007 John Manyarara Investigative Journalism Awards Winners. The Media Institute of Southern
Africa (MISA) would like to congratulate Jessica Pitchford of
the Special Assignment team, South African Broadcasting Cooporation
(SABC) and Pilirani Phiri of Zodiak Radio in Malawi for winning
the MISA John Manyarara Investigative Journalist of the Year
Award and the MISA John Manyarara Upcoming Investigative Journalist
of the Year for 2007 respectively. Read
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