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AFRICAN HERO – ALPHA BLONDY

In this edition of African Hero, we are diving into the musical journey of a legend whose voice and message have resonated across generations. Hailing from Cote d’Ivoire, Alpha Blondy is more than just a musician; he symbolizes peace, unity,…

NIGERIA WADR security debate in Abuja

WADR Convenes Security & Governance debate in Abuja. In Nigeria’s capital Abuju, played host to Several governance and security stakeholders who converged for a public debate on security crisis and human rights issues affecting the Sahel region. The gathering is…

WOMAN OF THE DAY – ELIZABETH OHENE

This edition of Woman of the Day features Elizabeth Ohene. In a career spanning over five decades, she has left an indelible mark on the media landscape in Ghana and beyond. From her pioneering role as the first woman to…

GUEST INTERVIEW – DR CHARITY BINKA

This edition of Guest Interview features Dr. Charity Binka, the Executive Director of the Accra-based NGO Women, Media and Change (WOMEC). Dr. Binka is a prominent advocate for the mainstreaming of gender in decision-making processes. Speaking on the sidelines of…

DEMO-CREATIVES LAUNCH

Demo-creatives, an initiative designed to harness creatives’ unique talents and influence – musicians, poets, actors, playwrights, and artists to promote and advocate for democratic principles and good governance practices in West Africa and across the continent- launched on Friday, 21…

RTS AND CULTURE – The Odamea Festival, Ghana

In this edition of Arts and Culture, we uncover a unique festival in Ghana – the Odambea Festival. It commemorates the people of Nkusukum’s migration from Techiman in Ghana’s Bono East region to their present-day settlement. Through vibrant re-enactments of…

WORLD REFUGEE DAY

World Refugee Day is an international day designated by the United Nations to honor refugees around the globe. It is observed annually on June 20 and celebrates the strength and courage of people forced to flee their home country to…