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Jeremiah Cooper, the regional coordinator of the Group of 77 disabled center in Liberia, recounts his touching life story. In this exclusive interview with WADR, he opens up on what motivated him to desist from streets begging to seek higher…
This edition of the Street Parliament takes us to Ghana. Now how much information is too much? Well, a book authored by actress and entrepreneur Yvonne Nelson has taken the nation and other parts of West Africa by storm! The…
The Gambia Immigration Department (GID) has released the alleged 63 intending migrants who were recently arrested at Batakunku village in the West Coast Regions (WCR) of the Gambia. The 63 intended migrants reportedly planned to embark on an irregular journey…
The much-anticipated announcement of Senegalese President Macky Sall was well received at home and has been receiving commendations from the international community. At home, experts believe this has opened opportunities in the political spheres. Recall President Sall’s silence about his…
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has warned that a malnutrition crisis is escalating in northwest Nigeria. The international medical organization said the current humanitarian response is insufficient to avert a potential catastrophe in the coming months. In order to reinforce its…
Griots (praise singers) are the nucleus of Gambian culture and tradition. They hold the social fibre of Gambian traditions as far back as centuries ago. Their role in the Gambian arts and culture cannot be measured. They serve as historians,…
At West Africa Democracy Radio, we always say well done to our beautiful and resilient African Women, whose contributions and struggles have laid the foundations for the progress made in the society and the continent at large. In this edition,…
Martin K.N. Kollie, a Liberian activist who has spoken on critical national issues including accountability and the fight for equity, is our African Hero in this segment. As an advocate, Martin has led a series of protests aimed at pressurizing…
In this edition of our Book Review, we shift our focus to Dr. Charles Gbollie, the Executive Director at Foundation for Research, Education & Empowerment, Inc. in Liberia. As a young writer, Gbollie has written a number of books which…
The election in Sierra Leone dominated news events and activities during the week, including the swift nature of President Maada Bio being sworn into office merely an hour after being pronounced winner of elections, got people talking. This is what…
Plastic bags may seem like a grocery shopping convenience, but they are also a huge strain on the environment. Most of us use them every day, whether we’re shopping for groceries or the latest fashion trends, you can almost guarantee…
When life knocks you down, o you stay down? When it hands you lemons, do you throw them away or strive to make the most you can from them? True, Life may not come with a map, and individually, we…
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