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This episode brings a reaction to the Advocacy for the Protection of Wildlife and Endangered Species From Extinction – an agenda of the World Conservation Congress, IUCN. In the West African region, many animals are included in the new Red…
Some aspects of surrogacy may seem unfamiliar, but according to medical research, surrogacy is an arrangement in which a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth on behalf of another person or couple, who will become the child’s legal parents after…
Despite growing awareness of gender equality, women across Africa continue to face subtle and systemic forms of workplace discrimination. While wage disparities remain a global issue, in many parts of Africa, the challenge begins even earlier – at the recruitment…
This edition of Citizens’ Hour, we focus on another critical issue shaking the foundations of democracy in parts of our subregion — the boycott of elections and its ripple effects on community development. From Benin to Guinea, and even Togo…
In this episode of Sports Talk, we break down the latest action from the African qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. •Senegal is just one point away from booking their ticket, after a dominant run in Group B. •In…
In our feature report, we take a closer look at the importance of intergenerational dialogue—a powerful tool for bridging gaps between the old and young. According to UNICEF, one major challenge is the lack of safe, inclusive spaces where communities…
How much do you know about Money Laundering and terrorism financing? Are you aware of the different stages in which these crimes occur, and the actors in this criminal circle? Responding to these questions and more is the responsibility of…
Today on Street Parliament, in commemoration of this year’s International Day of the Girl-Child which comes up tomorrow Saturday, 11th October, we shall be yielding the microphone to some young girls to hear about their challenges and the kind of…
In the heart of Ghana’s Greater Accra Region, a vibrant celebration takes place annually—the Asafotufiam Festival. Rich in history and cultural significance, this cherished event is proudly upheld by the Ada people. More than just a festival, it is a…
Across West Africa, no country has imposed a complete ban on genetically modified organisms (GMOs); however, regulations across the region vary significantly. Some nations have permitted commercial cultivation, while others have strict biosafety frameworks for research and contained field trials.…
Our Wednesday edition of DAYBREAK West Africa features Dr. Philipa Idogho, a Nigerian academic administrator and former rector of Auchi Polytechnic in Edo State, Nigeria. Dr. Idogho recently visited WADR during a study tour to the radio station in Dakar,…
It’s time we applaud one of great African women who have been instrumental in shaping the African society, and are a vital force for development in the continent and beyond. Today, we celebrate Joyce Banda, a pioneering leader and advocate…
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