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In this edition of our Woman of the Day, the spotlight is on Sister Mary Laurene Browne, a beacon of excellence in education. Sister Mary Laurene Browne is a distinguished educator whose unwavering commitment to academic excellence has transformed the…
Civil Society Organisations CSOs in West Africa are currently meeting in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, to explore the decline in democracy and civic space across the region The increasing coups and authoritarian regimes in the region is key among the…
Did you know that the World’s Most Educated Person Hails from Sierra Leone? He is Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura. In a remarkable testament to human potential, Sierra Leone’s Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura has emerged as the most educated person on…
As we turn our attention to Liberia for Woman of the Day, we are thrilled to introduce a remarkable woman who has made significant strides in advocating for the rights and empowerment of women and children. Miatta Fahnbulleh is a…
As we celebrate woman achievers on the show, we get closer to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Strategic Communications Africa Limited (Stratcomm Africa) Esther Cobbah. From Accra, our Correspondent, Etsey Atisu engaged her, on the success story of managing…
Today’s edition of Street Parliament takes us to Monrovia, Liberia’s capital. There, Abraham Parker engages a section of Liberians about the current condition of various cemeteries across the city. As a reminder, Liberia observes Memorial Day on the Second Wednesday…
Taking the spotlight is one of Africa’s foremost education reformists who advocated for the promotion of critical and independent thinking by the citizens. He is the Nigerian-born Tai Solarin and Usman Umar tells us more about him.
The book for review today is Afterlives, a 2020 work of historical fiction by the Nobel Prize-winning Zanzibar-born British author Abdulrazak Gurnah. Set mainly in the first half of the 20th century, the plot follows four protagonists living in an…
It’s no news that Non-governmental organizations are reeling from the effects of President Donald Trump’s USAID fund freeze. This has prompted organizations in the civic space, particularly in the subregion to rethink resilience strategies. Among these stakeholders is TOSTAN, which…
For our Community Report, we travel to Nigeria to learn more about the Mining Ban in Plateau State. According to authorities, the ban aims to Balance Security, Livelihoods, and the Environment. Plateau State is rich in mineral resources such as…
Our African Hero is Nigeria’s late Nnamdi Azikiwe. He was a nationalist, journalist, and politician who bravely fought for Nigeria’s independence. After the country became a federal republic in 1963, Azikiwe became the first democratically elected president, writing his name…
In this edition of BOOK REVIEW, we join John Agu from our partner station Albarka Radio Bauchi Nigeria as he reviews the book EVERYTHING GOOD WILL COME by Sefi Attah. It’s a story about a young Nigerian girl (and her…
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