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With Africa’s rich and diverse culture, we are bonded by the appreciation of each other culture. In today’s segment of Arts and Culture, we journey to Liberia, specifically to Grand Bassa County, one of the nation’s original counties. Our focus…
On Woman of the Day, we share the inspiring story of Rosemond Asiama Nkansah, a pioneering figure in Ghana’s law enforcement history. As the first Ghanaian woman to be enlisted in the police service, she broke barriers and paved the…
The Gambia on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, celebrated its 60th anniversary in a colourful atmosphere with thousands of Gambians converging at the capital – Banjul for the military parade and cultural exhibitions and performances. The country’s liberation and political independence…
Today’s Book Review features a prolific writer from Kenya. Teddy Warria, in his book, The Son of The Nile, tells of discoveries while on a journey to trace his roots. He, however, went further on the genealogy to build a…
In this edition, we head to Liberia, where our Monrovia Correspondent Abraham Parker spotlights an inspiring individual making significant strides in community transformation. Meet Eddie Jarwowlo, a remarkable Liberian dedicated to empowering the next generation of leaders. Through his visionary…
Let’s head to Aggy’s corner for our weekly dose of motivation as she will be touching on LOVE, as the month of February is described as the month of love due to the celebration of Valentine’s Day February 14. Well…
Ahead of World Radio Day on February 13, experts are exploring the medium’s extensive reach and ability to bridge digital divides and engage diverse audiences on climate-related issues. Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of recent times,…
The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI) has called on the governments in Africa and various Civil society organizations to look for indigenous and flexible models of funding to be sustainable. In an interview, the head of communication for WACSI…
We start with the big question – How many African female artists have won the Grammy awards? The Grammy Awards, often referred to as the Grammys, are awards presented by the Recording Academy of the United States to recognize outstanding…
Our woman of the day in this edition is Hajiya Gambo Sawaba, from Northern Western Nigeria, who was a warrior, a defender of the defenceless and one who delightfully took over the fight on behalf of the weak. Sawaba was…
On Street Parliament, a section of Ghanaians has been assessing the performance of Parliament’s Appointments Committee. The committee has been vetting President John Mahama’s ministerial nominees for over a week, but some Ghanaians have criticized it for needlessly prolonging sessions…
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi is a Nigerian-British feminist activist, author, and advocate for women’s empowerment, known for her work in establishing the African Women’s Development Fund and her efforts to raise awareness and address gender injustices. Usman Umar tells us more.
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