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In Ghana, where sexual corruption has emerged as a pervasive issue affecting both the public and private sectors. A 2022 survey by the Centre for Social Justice, alongside data from the Ghana Statistical Service, indicates that over 40% of women…
In this edition of the African Hero, we delve into the life of Major Emmanuel Arinze Ifeajuna—a man whose journey spanned the heights of athletic achievement and the challenging landscapes of political turmoil. He was the first Black African to…
Africa since her contact with the colonizers has remained at a crossroads between her values and Western values because of the conception that modernization is grossly disillusioned. A significant feature of modern society is the presence and manifestation of modernization…
Climate mitigation and adaption measures, community resilience projects and interventions to national and regional institutions were discussed in this WADR exclusive with Andy McElroy, the Media Senior Specialist at the Green Climate Fund (GCF). GCF, a South Korea-based organization is…
Does that sound like something inconceivable to you? Is it something you find yourself struggling with? Then this one is for you! In this edition, Aggie will explain the concept of inner peace, its correlation with happiness, and strategies that…
In this edition of our Africa Hero, we are acknowledging Ivorian Football star – Didier Drogba for his impact on Cote d’Ivoire and the role he played in restoring peace to the country following the electoral violence. We will also…
In this edition of Book Review, Sankullah Janko is highlighting one of the most successful works of literature by a woman, breaking the silence on the condition of women in African society. The book is So Long A Letter, and…
In our community report, we throw the spotlight on one of Ghana’s most visited communities by tourists from all walks of life in the Volta region. It is predominately a farming community known for its rich historical tales and tourism…
On the street parliament, we hear from a section of Ghanaians on the government’s decision to scale down this year’s Independence Day celebrations on March 6. According to the government, the decision is due to the rising costs of the…
Experts and researchers highlighted the importance of radio information in mitigating climate change in Dakar as part of the 2nd Media Summit on Climate Change organized by the African Union of Broadcasting in partnership with United Nations Disaster Risk Reduction…
What does Valentine’s Day mean to you? For many, it is about expressing your deep love and affection for your loved ones by showering them with meaningful gifts, others say it is the opportunity to plan romantic dinner dates, prepare…
In this edition of Woman of the Day, the spotlight is on a trailblazer, an accomplished academician and a true inspiration for younger generations of African Women. Our Star of the day is Grace Alele-Williams, a Nigerian mathematician and the…
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