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Now to Cameroon, where President Paul Biya has been re-elected, amidst protests, extending his more than four decades in power. At 92, Biya remains one of Africa’s longest-serving leaders, and his re-election has sparked both reflection and debate across the…
We continue in our discussion on the Emotional and Sexual impact of breast cancer we round off the pink October awareness month. As you will hear in the interview with our guest, hormonal treatments may cause vaginal dryness, hot flashes,…
This week in Sports Talk: CAF unveiled the nominees for the African Player of The Year, Mo Salah and Hakimi set to battle for the top prize- reigning player of the year Ademola Lookman missed the cut. Morocco’s U-20 were…
In this edition of discovery, we spotlight one of Saint-Louis’s most remarkable landmarks, the Faidherbe Bridge. Standing gracefully over the Senegal River for more than a century, this iron masterpiece is far more than a simple crossing between the island…
In West Africa, children make up more than half of the population, a vital force for the region’s peace and future. Yet, many still face harsh realities like child trafficking, forced begging, early marriage, and abuse that rob them of…
In our feature report, we take you to the ancient city of Saint-Louis, northern Senegal, where the Guembeul Wildlife Reserve stands as a sanctuary for rare and endangered species — from gazelles and oryx to migratory birds. The reserve, which…
Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has declared three days of national mourning following the passing of former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings. Beginning today, Friday, October 24 to Sunday, October 26, 2025, all national flags will fly at half-mast across…
In Guinea, the General Directorate of Elections (DGE) has formalized the fees for candidates of the December 28 presidential election. The latest decision also includes a cap on campaign spending – an announcement that has generated mixed reactions from both…
In the increasingly advanced digital era, the media and journalism industry is experiencing a significant paradigm shift. The development of information and communication technology, especially the internet, has changed the way news is produced, disseminated and consumed by the public.…
This week’s edition highlights challenges ofAccess and Utilization of Veterinary Services for Livestock in Liberia and Nigeria. Livestock is the backbone of many economies, providing food, livelihoods, and economic stability. In West Africa, for example, more than 60 million people…
In our guest interview this morning, we turn our attention to GENZ AND THE EVOLVING AFRICAN CIVIC SPACE — a new era of demonstrations demanding change, inclusion, and accountability from governments. Now, mass youth-led “Gen Z protests” are a global…
On our woman of the day segment, we celebrate women who have done or are still doing the most to ensure they change lives; contributing to the social, political, and economic struggles of people and countries in the subregion. In…
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