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Today, February 13 is World Radio Day, a UNESCO International Day celebrated annually since it was adopted in 2011. This year’s World Radio Day theme is Radio: A Century informing, entertaining, and educating. This is apt as the opportunity provided…
In this edition of the African Hero, our spotlight is on a man whose name resonates not just in the boxing ring but also in the hearts of millions – the legendary Azumah Nelson. From the vibrant streets of Accra,…
In this edition of African Poetry, we will be relishing this beautiful piece Hearts in Water by Menaye the poet. Hearts in Water promotes the strengthening of interpersonal relationships through Love, a source of motivation and strength.
Self-discipline is an aspect of inhibitory control, one of the core executive functions. It is the ability to push yourself forward, stay motivated, and take action, regardless of how you’re feeling, physically or emotionally. There are specific strategies you can…
This edition of the community report segment features Big Joe Town, a rural settlement on a huge portion of farmland on the outskirts of Buchanan, Grand Bassa’s capital in Liberia. Like many rural settlements in Liberia, land conflict issues are…
In this edition of the Street Parliament, we head to Ghana where citizens are concerned about plans by the government to impose a 15% tax on the consumption of electricity by domestic consumers. Let’s get the public’s opinion on this…
The political crisis in Senegal has prompted The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to urgently convene an emergency summit to examine the political crisis in Senegal and the issues of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso. These three countries…
The Gambia hosts the popular Kankuran festival, which is a mask worn by individuals during ritual ceremonies or festivals of the Mandinka-speaking people. They wear costumes, which conceal the person’s identity. The hidden identity establishes that no ordinary man has…
Where are we exploring today? Nigeria! This country boasts many enchanting waterfalls. One of the most outstanding, however, is called Gurara Waterfalls. This edition of the Discovery, Usman Umar in Abuja, takes us on a journey to Niger State, North…
In this edition of our guest interview, we will be speaking to Johnson K. Dorbor, a visually impaired Liberian who transitioned from a street beggar to an agriculturalist who has successfully recruited and employed several individuals.
In this edition of Our Woman of the day, we celebrate Liberia’s Sara Bey Solow Nyanti, the first Liberian woman to co-host the global Women Political Leadership forum in the European Parliament and engage the President of the Parliament. She…
We cannot help but appreciate the beauty of African arts and culture as they open our eyes to enriching perspectives on the diverse and unique way of life of the African people. In this segment, we head to Osun State,…
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