World Radio Day Lesotho: Minister bemoans lack of professionalism
News / 17 Feb 2020
Minister says radio workers should not confuse pluralism and diversity with reporting unfounded allegations.
Issues we address
- Media freedom monitoring
- Media professionalisation
- Media legislation reforms
- Access to information
- Media and local government
- Children and the media
- Media and elections
Media freedom monitoring
MISA Lesotho compiles accurate and detailed records of media freedom violations and abuses as well as progress towards a free, independent and pluralistic media. We publish these as MEDIA ALERTS.
Media professionalisation
To help improve journalism professionalism and the quality of the media, MISA Lesotho holds workshops, conferences and trainings together with diverse local and international partners. We list TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES here.
Media legislation reforms
MISA Lesotho advocates for media legal reforms in line with SADC recommendations to help bring stability to Lesotho.
Access to information
Access to information is a fundamental human right which empowers citizens to make informed decisions about their lives, their communities and the future of their country.
Media and local government
MISA Lesotho’s Media and Local Government programme is designed to improve media coverage of local issues and thus contribute to civic participation and improving the effectiveness of local government.
Children and the media
Lesotho’s media has little space for children, something MISA Lesotho is working hard to change with a variety of activities that also involve bringing together children and media representatives.
Media and elections
The media play a particularly vital role during elections. MISA Lesotho works with journalists to improve their coverage of local and national elections, before, during and after the event.
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