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This debate explores Voter Behaviour on election day Across West Africa. Often the day remains one of the most defining moments in the democratic calendar — a day when citizens translate their frustrations, hopes and expectations into a single, powerful…
In this episode, we dive into a packed week of African and international sports action. Cape Verde headline the show with a stunning comeback win over Cameroon in the FIBA Basketball World Cup African Qualifiers, while Nigeria’s D’Tigers struggle in…
According to research, students who are undecided about their career paths, value intellectual curiosity, and want a broad range of future options, often face the question of whether to pursue academic education or technical vocational training. Many argue that neither…
In the last 24 hours, Guinea-Bissau has been thrown into political uncertainty with the military takeover. On the other hand, the opposition party PAIGC, excluded from the recent elections, has called for nationwide protests against this military takeover, although no…
Now, we turn our attention to the challenges of mobility across the continent, one reality that shapes opportunity, limits connection, and often determines who gets to move, work, or simply explore Africa. Joining us is Joyce Oladeinde, a seasoned travel…
Our feature report focuses on Liberia. In this country, history, culture, and community spirit blend to create some of West Africa’s most vibrant holiday traditions. Our correspondent, Abraham Parker, has been spending time with Liberians from different walks of life…
As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, one of the most urgent battlegrounds is no longer physical; it’s digital. In an age when social media shapes reputations, amplifies voices, and sometimes destroys them, women navigate…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we’re taking you to a place where time itself feels different. Imagine stepping into a country where the year is not 2025… but 2018. Yes, you heard that right. On September 11th, Ethiopians…
This edition of Enviroscope aims to provide a mix of fun, education, information, and awareness on the subject matter, Ecotourism and its role in protecting plant and animal species. First of all, what is ecotourism? According to research, it is…
This edition of 50–50 joins the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, an annual international campaign running from 25 November to 10 December, uniting over 180 countries in a collective call to end violence against women and girls.…
The World Food Programme (WFP) says resurgent jihadist attacks and instability in northern Nigeria are pushing hunger to unprecedented levels, with thousands facing “famine-like conditions. The UN agency said in a statement that nearly 35 million people in northern Nigeria…
In Guinea-Bissau, as the political atmosphere is heating up following the 23rd November presidential election, civil society groups have raised serious concerns about the transparency of the vote-counting process. They allege that supporters of outgoing President Umaro Sissoco Embaló forcibly…
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