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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…
As part of holistic efforts to harness the potential of African youths for the continent’s development, a three-day summit for actors of change is currently underway in the Senegalese capital, Dakar. It is spearheaded by Ashoka Young Changemakers under the…
Now when you think Valentine, you think love and romance, Candy and flowers, Cards and gifts, Dinner dates and dancing. There are a host of plans that are meant to all boil down to one thing – Love! These bring…
With Africa’s rich and diverse culture, we are bonded by the appreciation of each other culture. In today’s segment of Arts and Culture, we journey to Liberia, specifically to Grand Bassa County, one of the nation’s original counties. Our focus…
On Woman of the Day, we share the inspiring story of Rosemond Asiama Nkansah, a pioneering figure in Ghana’s law enforcement history. As the first Ghanaian woman to be enlisted in the police service, she broke barriers and paved the…
The Gambia on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, celebrated its 60th anniversary in a colourful atmosphere with thousands of Gambians converging at the capital – Banjul for the military parade and cultural exhibitions and performances. The country’s liberation and political independence…
Today’s Book Review features a prolific writer from Kenya. Teddy Warria, in his book, The Son of The Nile, tells of discoveries while on a journey to trace his roots. He, however, went further on the genealogy to build a…
In this edition, we head to Liberia, where our Monrovia Correspondent Abraham Parker spotlights an inspiring individual making significant strides in community transformation. Meet Eddie Jarwowlo, a remarkable Liberian dedicated to empowering the next generation of leaders. Through his visionary…
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