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The Lesotho chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa   defends and promotes media freedom, freedom of expression and access to information in Lesotho.

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MISA Lesotho eyes a social enterprise venture

MISA Lesotho eyes a social enterprise venture

By Maleshoane Ratsebe The National Governing Council (NGC) of MISA Lesotho  has advanced the Institute’s intention to move into a social enterprise venture for financial viability and sustainability of the media organisation. The 2025 Activity Report of MISA Lesotho...

Recent Attacks on Media by Public Officials

Recent Attacks on Media by Public Officials

To All Media Houses The Lesotho Chapter of Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA Lesotho) strongly objects to the recent remarks made by the public officials that undermine the essential role of the media in a democratic society, particularly their attempts to...

Of basic journalism, social media and AI

Of basic journalism, social media and AI

By Lerato Lebakae Veteran journalist, Dr Clifford Molefe, has challenged MISA Lesotho to establish a journalism hub for digital capacity building of the country’s practising journalists, “because we are lagging behind on digital journalism.” Dr Molefe was speaking as...

Radio must be a platform for progress, not a kangaroo court

Radio must be a platform for progress, not a kangaroo court

Kananelo Boloetse On February 13, 2025, we celebrated World Radio Day, a moment to reflect on the profound role radio plays in shaping our society, informing public discourse, and driving national progress. This year’s theme, “Radio and Climate Change,” serves as a...

Dossier

In 1991, African journalists issued a historic call for press freedom.

30 years later, media professionals and others weigh in on the state of Africa’s press. Read their thoughts and join the conversation at #WHK30

In order to sustain our capacity building and advocacy programs, we also rent out our recording studio and a DJI phantom 4 drone.