Journalists in the country have been urged to maintain a high level of professionalism when covering child labor issues. Media Council of Malawi stressed this during the opening of a four-day training in Dowa on November 14, 2023, bankrolled by Plan International Malawi (PIM) and Save the Children International, under Joining Forces Africa (JOFA) project. […]
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Today, MCM Executive Director, Moses Kaufa took the helm at the launch event of the Legal Media Handbook, an invaluable resource for journalists and those interested in understanding court processes and legal matters in Malawi. The handbook, developed by the Gender Justice Unit and partners, is designed to equip journalists with the knowledge and skills
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The Media Council of Malawi (MCM) has urged local and national news organizations to professionalize coverage of the art and culture industry in Malawi. This was emphasized at the end of a two-day training on arts and culture reporting on 11 November 2022 at Riverside Hotel in Lilongwe. The training has benefitted twenty participants from
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