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In this episode of Welbodi, we focus on the growing discrimination against people living with epilepsy, as the world marks International Epilepsy Day on February 10, 2025. Despite being one of the most common neurological conditions, epilepsy remains widely misunderstood,…
Freedom of expression, a key tenant of democracy in recent times has been stifled by various government machinations on the sub-region and the continent at large. Citizens who recognize this constitutional right and exercise it in various forms, particularly contractively…
This episode focuses on the January transfer window that saw Manchester City as the biggest spenders. This also showed transfers involving African players including Nigerian duo of Kelechi Iheanacho and Emmanuel Denis.
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger officially withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on January 29, after providing notice a year prior. In announcing their plans to leave, the military-led governments of the three nations accused ECOWAS…
You know, as usual, everyone once a week, In The Sahel brings you a panel of discussants to provide in-depth analysis and understanding of crucial security subjects, concerns or interests.
In this edition of ENVIROSCOPE, we are focusing attention on the importance of protecting biodiversity to preserve the ecosystem.
On today’s edition of 50-50 we’ll be exploring the evolving landscape of gender roles within the home. In today’s modern society, traditional notions of what constitutes “women’s work” and “men’s work” are being challenged and redefined. As we juggle careers,…
We start with the big question – How many African female artists have won the Grammy awards? The Grammy Awards, often referred to as the Grammys, are awards presented by the Recording Academy of the United States to recognize outstanding…
Our woman of the day in this edition is Hajiya Gambo Sawaba, from Northern Western Nigeria, who was a warrior, a defender of the defenceless and one who delightfully took over the fight on behalf of the weak. Sawaba was…
Every February 4 calls go out around the world to create awareness of cancer. The new World Cancer Day campaign 2025-27 “United by Unique” places people at the centre of care and will explore new ways of making a difference.…
On Street Parliament, a section of Ghanaians has been assessing the performance of Parliament’s Appointments Committee. The committee has been vetting President John Mahama’s ministerial nominees for over a week, but some Ghanaians have criticized it for needlessly prolonging sessions…
Bisi Adeleye-Fayemi is a Nigerian-British feminist activist, author, and advocate for women’s empowerment, known for her work in establishing the African Women’s Development Fund and her efforts to raise awareness and address gender injustices. Usman Umar tells us more.
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