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In this edition of Book Review, we will be looking at the book, SECOND CLASS CITIZEN. Second Class Citizen by Buchi Ameh-Chetta, a Nigerian female author, shares a reflection of her personal life experience in which she was married and…
We are currently in the month of Ramadan, characterized by fasting which carries a high risk of dehydration as food and drink are limited to before sunrise and after sunset. This annual trend, fueled by global factors and domestic issues…
For our Community Report, we head to Edina, a city in Grand Bassa County, 3.5 miles from Capital City Buchanan in Liberia. Founded in 1839, Edina is listed as one of the original settlements by the American Colonization Society and…
Trust: You cannot have a healthy relationship without it. And yet, virtually all of us can bring to mind a scenario where our trust has been broken. But how do we develop trust in the first place? Can trust that’s…
This edition of the Street Parliament takes us to the Gambia where the National Assembly has moved a bill that seeks to repeal a law that bans FGM to the ABC Committee following a heated debate on Monday This comes…
A topical issue in Senegal is the high rate of unemployment affecting many young graduates in the country. Many have completed their training, but still struggle in the job market. Now this pre-election period provides an opportunity for these unemployed…
GUEST INTERVIEW – CSOs, Women’s Rights Advocates call for Support of FGM Law in The Gambia Our discussion centres around the controversial bill seeking to repeal the law criminalizing the act of Female Genital Mutilation, FGM, in the Gambia. After…
The campaign for the presidential elections scheduled for March 24, 2024, is in full swing in Senegal. With 19 candidates vying for the presidency, they are actively traversing the country to garner support from the Senegalese populace. Notably, actors within…
In this edition of Our Guest interview, we talk to Madam Erica Davies, one of the Co-founders of Takes a Village Africa. She is a Liberian, working to help unprivileged children in Liberia.
This edition of Our Woman of The Day features Madam Daintowon Domah Paye-Bayee, a female advocate who has gained national recognition for her advocacy role.
In this edition of the Book Review, we zoom in on the book, A Bit of Difference by Sefi Attah. This incredible novel touches on many different themes of expatriate life and the difference between the foreign images of Africa…
This edition of Our African Hero features Patrice Émery Lumumba, a Congolese politician and independence leader who served as the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Take a listen to learn more about the life and…
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