Golden Matonga

Golden Matonga

politician Malawi

Golden Matonga is the Chairperson of MISA Malawi, an organization that advocates for press freedom and the protection of journalists in Malawi. He has been a prominent voice in promoting a free and independent media landscape in the country. Recently, he praised President Lazarus Chakwera's administration for fostering a relatively free environment for the press, amidst ongoing discussions about the challenges and the actual state of media freedom in Malawi.

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Malawi Malawi: Golden Matonga is the Chairperson of MISA Malawi who signed the submission for reforms to the Communications Act. 8

Nyasa Times – popular Malawian online publication: MISA Malawi Pushes for Radical Reforms to End Political Control of MBC, MACRA - Malawi Nyasa Times

Malawi Malawi: Golden Matonga is the Chairperson of MISA Malawi who praised ESCOM for its proactive engagement in the fight against vandalism. 8

Nyasa Times – popular Malawian online publication: ESCOM, MISA Malawi Unite to Fight Vandalism Through New Media Award - Malawi Nyasa Times

Kenya Kenya: Matonga is the chairperson of the Media Institute of Southern Africa's Malawi chapter and spoke about media pressures during the elections. 6

The Standard: Malawi ruling party claims tampering in vote count

South Africa South Africa: Journalist Golden Matonga captured the dilemma: 'It is profound desperation that has made the once-banished Mutharika...' 5

Mail & Guardian: Malawi’s unlikely comeback man – The Mail & Guardian

Malawi Malawi: Golden Matonga, chairperson of the Presidential Debates Task Force, emphasized the need for a focused debate with candidates who have realistic chances of winning. 7

Nyasa Times – popular Malawian online publication: Only “Real Contenders” to Face Off in Presidential Debates — Small Parties Left Out - Malawi Nyasa Times