THE Media Owners Association of Zambia (MOAZ) has expressed concern that many media houses are struggling to secure advertising revenue from government agencies. And the association says government’s failure to effectively implement the Access to Information Law by issuing the necessary statutory instrument means that citizens cannot benefit from it. In a statement, Friday, MOAZ president Costa Mwansa lamented that the high cost of doing business, worsened by load shedding and fuel price hikes, posed significant obstacles to media operations in Zambia. “As we celebrate the fundamental principles of press freedom, we also acknowledge and address the pressing concerns facing the media sector in Zambia. One of the major challenges confronting the media industry is the lack of government advertising...