Results/Impact One of its major highlights was the buy-in from the World Health Organisation (WHO) which participated in the training. Having set the pace as the lead media training organisation on reporting on Covid-19, the Gender and Media Connect invited MISA Zimbabwe to conduct similar trainings for female journalists who were also trained with the assistance of WHO. Following the trainings, a total of 60 stories were posted on the online portal. The portal was accessed by people from different countries which confirms its usefulness as a resource by other countries, researchers and policy makers on the Covid-19 situation in Zimbabwe. Journalism safety and security meetings 1. Mutare MISA Zimbabwe’s Mutare Advocacy Committee represented by chairperson, Kenneth Matimaire , held a meeting with police in the eastern border town of Mutare during which they discussed the safety of journalists during the Covid-19 national lockdown. The police represented by Manicaland provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Luxson Chananda, assured Matimaire of the police’s support in ensuring that journalists conduct their work without 20