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In this edition, Our ‘Woman of the Day’ is a pioneer who doesn’t just predict the future. She builds the infrastructure to finance it. Born in Dakar, Senegal, Fatoumata Bâ was a tech prodigy before the term existed. At age…
Every term, children sit for exams, bring home report cards, and are praised or punished based on numbers on a sheet of paper. But beyond the grades and rankings, a bigger question remains: are we truly preparing them for real…
Across West Africa, young people are building powerful networks that are reshaping business, technology, activism and the creative industries. With one of the youngest populations in the world, the region’s future depends heavily on how well its youth connect, collaborate…
In this edition, across West Africa, food is more than just nourishment; it is culture, identity, and tradition. From richly seasoned soups and stews to smoked fish, dried meats, and popular seasoning cubes used in many homes, flavour is central…
A Meal Is a Meal by Nnamdi Anyadu is a thoughtful and culturally rich story that explores themes of family, tradition, gratitude and the deeper meaning of sharing food. Through simple yet powerful storytelling, the book reminds readers that a…
In this edition of Citizens’ Hour, we dissect the escalating Guinea–Liberia dispute and what it portends for the Mano River Union’s stability. Later, we turn to Conakry, where the mass dissolution of political parties has sent shockwaves through the region.…
In this edition of our Expert Series on Sports Talk, we shine the spotlight on the development of football in Nigeria and the vital role coaches and analysts play in shaping the next generation of players. Our guest is a…
In this edition, we’re discussing a topic that directly impacts our future: youth and green initiatives in the face of climate challenges. Around the world, and particularly in Africa, the effects of climate change are being felt more and more:…
The fight against corruption remains one of the most critical issues in governance across Africa. In Liberia, that conversation has taken a new turn after the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission announced that 28 current and former government officials have been cleared…
Tensions along the Liberia–Guinea border are escalating as a Liberian citizen was reportedly shot by Guinean troops during a confrontation on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The incident follows renewed territorial disputes between the two neighbouring countries, raising concerns about stability…
In this editionof the programme, we turn our attention to a topic that touches many homes, yet is often discussed in whispers – contraception: The Choices Among Women: Benefits, Risks and Realities. Across West Africa and beyond, women use different…
Our discussion takes us to the global scene where the United States has announced the creation of a Board of Peace, an initiative it says is aimed at promoting stability and conflict prevention.But what does this move really mean for…
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