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Parliament adopts National media policy
The arduous journey of establishing and legalising a policy that would represent the best interests of a free media has finally reached a desirable and much-anticipated end, this after the adoption of the National Media Policy by the National Assembly in Maseru...
MISA Lesotho Position Paper on Proposed Promulgation of LCA (Internet Broadcasting) Rules 2020
The Chief Executive Officer Lesotho Communications Authority 30 Princess Margaret Road Old Europa, Maseru Dear Madam, MISA Lesotho Position Paper on Proposed Promulgation of LCA (Internet Broadcasting) Rules 2020 Cognizant of, the fact that the advent of ICT and the...
Press invitiation for MISA Lesotho press conference on media reforms
The Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA Lesotho Chapter) has developed a Position Paper for the ongoing multi-sector reforms, which include the media. The Position Paper outlines MISA Lesotho’s proposed critical areas of consideration for media reforms. The...
Lesotho: Way forward in 2018
Celebrating World Press Freedom Day 2018 [dropcap1]M[/dropcap1]ISA Lesotho is sharing its recommendations for improving media freedom and freedom of expression in Lesotho in commemoration of World Press Freedom Day 2018. You can also download a PDF copy to print and...
MISA Lesotho meets Lesotho Parliament Portfolio Committee on legal reforms
On Thursday 01 February, 2018, MISA Lesotho addressed the Lesotho Parliament Portfolio Committee of theLaw and Public Safety Cluster on theestablishment of a National Reforms Commission Bill of 2018. The occasion that was cast live on Lesotho Television and Facebook...