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Ethiopia, often called the “land of origin” by its people, is a country of remarkable beauty, from its welcoming citizens to its vibrant environment. Addis Ababa, the capital, reflects the spirit of a modern African city, with well-designed road networks,…
In the heart of Liberia, nestled within the undulating hills and verdant landscapes of Lofa County, lies a tradition as old as the earth itself. It is a tradition woven into the very fabric of community life, a vibrant tapestry…
Nigeria is taking new steps toward reforming women’s health, bringing together government officials, advocates, traditional leaders, and media professionals to rethink how healthcare serves women and girls. But beyond policies and meetings, the real story lies in the lived experiences…
February 13 is a day dedicated to celebrating one of the most powerful and enduring mediums of communication in our world today. From bustling cities to the most remote communities, radio continues to inform, educate, and connect people across cultures…
Radio no doubt remains a trusted companion in times of crisis, a platform for dialogue and democracy and a vital tool for development and social change. For millions across our communities, it is a centuries-old daily companion: from early-morning news…
On the sidelines of the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union in Addis Ababa, foreign affairs ministers, senior officials, AU representatives, development partners, civil society actors and regional institutions convened a high-level ministerial forum on the Regional Partnership for…
In the celebration of World Radio Day, we turn our focus to this year’s theme, which highlights the continued relevance of radio in a fast-changing world, especially as new technologies reshape how we create and consume information. This year’s theme…
Rejection is a quiet experience many boys grow up with, often unspoken and unseen. In Discarded: Dealing With Rejection As Boys, author Lumkisile Baku Baku brings this hidden struggle to the surface, examining what it means for boys to feel…
Across West Africa, armed violence continues to test the limits of state authority and public patience. From banditry to terror attacks, governments are under pressure to restore security while citizens ask a difficult question: should states open channels of dialogue…
Our African Hero for today was a king at a moment when Africa was under siege, and he chose resistance over surrender. In Benin and across the continent, the name Béhanzin still stands as a powerful symbol of dignity and…
We turn our attention to the warning by experts that environmental crime in West Africa is no longer a local issue, but a transnational one, requiring stronger regional cooperation, tougher laws and better intelligence sharing to dismantle the criminal networks…
The tragic death of fast-rising singer Ifunanya Nwangene, who died at the weekend after being bitten by a snake in Lugbe, Abuja, has sparked widespread fear and concern among residents of the Federal Capital Territory. The 26-year-old singer, who featured…
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