Journalists in Malawi have been challenged to rethink their approach to reporting in an era dominated by instant news, with a strong call to prioritise depth, context, and accuracy over the race to publish first.
Speaking during the opening of the Nyika Media Club Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mzuzu on Saturday, the club’s chairperson, Feston Malekezo, emphasised the need for reporters to focus ...
The strongest version of this narrative highlights a legitimate and timely concern: the tension between speed and accuracy in journalism, particularly in the digital era. The call for journalists to prioritize depth and verification over the race to publish first is well-founded, as misinformation can erode public trust and distort democratic discourse. The involvement of institutional leaders like Gomezgani Nyasulu reinforces the idea that media credibility is essential for national development...