ARTS AND CULTURE – Zoe Ban Jay Cultural Troupe
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we head to Liberia where we spotlight the Zoe Ban Jay Cultural troupe situated in the densely populated community of New Kru Town outside Monrovia.
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BOOK REVIEW – Minority Discontent in Nigeria by Rev Fr Dr. Samuel Udogbo
This edition of Book review, zooms in on Minority rights which has been a matter of intense debates ever since Nigeria came into existence. And we will be doing that via Reverend Father Dr. Samuel Udogbo’s book titled “Minority Discontent…
Women Rights Activism – Women In Law
Including women in justice delivery is crucial for several reasons. Women bring unique perspectives and experiences that enhance the fairness and comprehensiveness of legal decisions. Their involvement ensures the justice system is more representative and empathetic towards issues affecting women,…
Interview – Prof. Margaret Satterthwaite
The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Independence of Judges and Lawyers; Prof. Margaret Satterthwaite, has underscored the need for the inclusion of more women in the administration of justice. She was speaking on the sidelines of the launch of…
Woman of The Day – Charlotte Kesson-Smith Osei
This edition puts the spotlight on Charlotte Kesson-Smith Osei, a Ghanaian lawyer and former chairperson of the Electoral Commission of Ghana, who has recently been appointed as the UN International Elections Commissioner. Charlotte Osei’s career is a testament to her…
COMMUNITY REPORT – ROBERTS PORT TOWN
This edition of our Community Report features Roberts Port, a town in western Liberia, about 10 miles from the Sierra Leone border. This settlement is named after Joseph Jenkins Roberts, the first president of Liberia. The town lies on Cape…
Managing Emergency Response with WHO’s SURGE Initiative
This edition focuses on the World Health Organization’s Strengthening and Utilization of Emergency Response Groups (SURGE) initiative and the dozens of health professionals who recently concluded their training under this program. Now, SURGE is one of three flagship programs by…
WEEKLY TOP NEWS – X-raying Efforts of CSOs in Sustaining Democracy in West Africa
Our conversation this week is in continuation of the last episode which looked at the multidimensional crisis rocking the ECOWAS bloc. You would agree that the degenerating socio-political climate across the ECOWAS requires immediate intervention to forestall further reversals of…
SPORTS TALK EPISODE 154
In this episode, the host and his team discusses EUROS as Spain come from behind to beat France in the semi-finals to reach the finals of EURO 2024. Meanwhile, England also come from a goal down to beat Netherlands in…
Impact of Online Or E-Reputation
An online reputation, or e-reputation, is the reputation of a company, person, product, service or any other element on the Internet and digital platforms. This online reputation is impacted by the content an individual or organization distributes, the reactions of…
IN THE SAHEL – Do Responses To The Climate Crisis In The Sahel Promote An End To Ongoing Conflict
The Central Sahel region of Africa, which includes Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger is facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. Over 16 million people need assistance and protection, representing a 172 percent increase from 2016. The number of internally displaced people…
Is The Creation of the Ministry of Livestock in Nigeria, a Solution to the Farmers – Herders Conflict?
Enviroscope is WADR’s environment program that brings to the fore topical issues affecting the agriculture sector, land exploration, climate change and every other matter that concerns our planet, Mother Earth. And on this edition, the producer engaged experts in Nigeria…
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