Mama Sosa

Another Proud Moment 🎊🥳🎉

Christine Mulemeli is a talented alumni of the Mama Sosa project.

Determination, resilience and hardworking is what has made this trained citizen journalist to make it to the prestigious Zach Chavula Memorial Academy.

Moments like these showcases the lasting impact of the Mama Sosa project, and inspires us greatly. We can't wait to extended the project to other communities.

Congratulations Christine , keep shining!

A Proud Moment 🥳🎊

We're thrilled to celebrate our Mama Sosa Alumni, Luckson Ballack K***a, who's now leading Catholic TV as CEO!

Yesterday, he marked a remarkable milestone - the 3rd anniversary of Catholic TV! We're proud that Mr. Fred M'membe was the guest of honor.

Huge congratulations, K***a! We wish you continued success and inspiration. Keep pushing boundaries and achieving greatness!

Happy World Press Freedom Day🎊

Mama Sosa joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Press Freedom Day. This year's theme is " Reporting in the brave New World - The impact of Artificial intelligence on the Press Freedom and Media".

To the brave citizen journalists who shine a light on the stories that matter most. Thank you for amplifying voices, sparking conversations and being the defenders of democracy. We're honored to support your work.

Register Now!
You Must have a Smart-Phone
You Must Live In Kanyama
You Must be Above 18 years

Request for the application form by sending a whats app message to 0955066464, and we will send the application for to you. Fill it in, save it as pdf and send it back.

Mama Sosa is recruiting participants for a new project. Please contact us for details.

Congratulations Christine Mulemeli. You have made Mama Sosa and Kanyama proud.

Calling all journalists!
In partnership with the U.S. State Department’s Africa Regional Services (ARS), the International Center for Journalists is excited to provide an in-depth training program for African journalists focused on equipping them with relevant tools, resources, and knowledge covering existing and new challenges, such as COVID-19 and disinformation. The program also aims to create lasting professional ties between African and American journalists rooted in a shared understanding and appreciation for the role of responsible journalism in fostering democracy. Participants are encouraged to use this program as an opportunity to expand their networks, engage in learning actionable skills and acquire helpful resources.

Sessions will cover topics relevant to journalists across experience levels including ethical newsgathering, investigative journalism, mobile journalism, and media entrepreneurship, helping participants improve their journalistic work and navigate the changing news landscape.

The application deadline is February 11, 2021 06:59 a.m. Zambian time. Apply here: http://ow.ly/AMwG50DkDgO

(Please make sure to upload your C.V. as part of completing this application. Applications without a C.V. will be considered incomplete and will not be eligible.)

Concerned and dedicated Citizen Journalists from Kanyama attended the BBC Media Action organised discussion on the possible and long-term solutions to the electricity problem.