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Over the past few months, the Gambia has experienced a surge in violent crimes, including frequent killings and robberies. The rising crime rates have shaken the nation. With the most recent being the killing of two police officers by a…
In this edition of the Daybreak Challenge, where we give the Microphone to our listeners, we feature Travel and educational consultant Madeleine Kakari from Ghana. Find out what city and activities thrill Madeleine.
In this edition of discovery, we take you to Nigeria’s Ogbunike Caves, known as one of the most impressive natural wonders hiding in Anambra state, South East of the country. Beyond providing refuge in times of peril, the Ogbunike caves…
This edition features Liberia’s Traditional Queen and Culture Ambassador Juli Endee. She became Liberia’s Culture Ambassador in 1995, a title conferred on her by the Liberian Government and people having played a pivotal role in the culture and traditions of…
The Economic Community of West African States, in collaboration with the World Food Programme (WFP), is initiating an effort to actively involve stakeholders in promoting the advantages of school feeding programs. This initiative, named “Investing in Homegrown School Meals to…
Celebrated annually on October 11, the International Day of the Girl (IDG) focuses on enhancing the qualities of the girl child by amplifying their voices and bringing to bear all the actions and inactions that curtail the rights of girls…
On Woman of the Day, we acknowledge great African women who have been instrumental in shaping the continent and positively influencing the younger generations. Who is taking centre stage today? In this edition, our search takes us to Liberia where…
The Gambia’s Basic and Secondary Education Ministry has recently released Gambia Basic Secondary Certificate Exams GABECE (Grade 9). This examination determines passage from middle school to senior secondary school. Overall, there is still a need for improvement in English Language…
On discovery, we take you on a tour of compelling historic sites across the continent. Where are we exploring today? Well, our voyage of discovery in this edition, takes us to Ghana’s Upper West region, to the Royal Cosy Hills…
As we celebrate World Teachers’ Day, we must look at the future of the profession and prepare the young dedicated teachers for the 21st-century challenges of ‘teaching in diversity’ and ‘diversity in teaching. Attracting bright-minded young teachers to the teaching…
On West Africa Democracy Radio, Mondays are for community reports. In this edition, we head to Wenchi a farming community and one of the largest districts in the Bono Region of Ghana. The community is geographically mapped and as such,…
It’s another start to a new week and how can we start the Monday without some motivation to keep you pumped and goal-oriented all through the week? That’s a no-no! Today Aggie will be talking us through the big four-letter…
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