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In this edition of our Community report, we zoom in on the gambling markets that have undergone unprecedented expansion and diversification in territories across Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). This gambling boom has popularized the uptake of gambling products in existing circuits…
Jollof rice, benachin as fondly called in the Gambia is one of the most popular dishes in the West African region. However, the Discovery and origin of the food are still debated among the people of the region. Our Banjul…
This edition of Arts and Culture takes us to Liberia where we share with you the unique culture of the Krahn ethnic-speaking group in Grand Gedeh County. This county is located in the Southeastern portion of Liberia. Jewrel Nimely, a…
According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), Western Africa hosted 7.64 million international migrants in mid-year 2020. Almost 34 per cent (2.6 million) lived in Côte d’Ivoire and 17 per cent (1.3 million) in…
Our Woman of the Day Segment acknowledges great African women who have been instrumental in shaping the continent and positively influencing the younger generations. Who is taking centre stage today? For this edition of Woman of the Day, we are…
In Senegal, the commune of Ngaye Mékhé, a town in the northwest region, some 204 kilometres from Dakar, is hosting an event to celebrate the 2023 World Rural Women’s and UN Food Days. Spearheaded by the pan-African “We are the…
On Daybreak West Africa we always celebrate our very own, in the present, future and past. King Jaja of Opobo was the first king of Opobo. He was also the founder of Opobo city-state in present-day Rivers State of Nigeria.…
Book Review Segment. Today we will be reviewing the book “Yinka Where is Your Husband? Written by Damilola Blackburn. And Ijeoma will be reviewing this book. “Yinka, Where Is Your Husband? is a beautiful, big-hearted story about friendship, family, and…
Every October 17 is commemorated as International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. Eradicating poverty is Sustainable Development Goal number 1. The International Day aims to promote understanding and dialogue between people living in poverty and the wider society. With…
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…
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