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This edition focuses on an important occasion, World Malaria Day, celebrated annually on April 25 to highlight the need for continued investment and sustained political commitment for malaria prevention and control. This year’s theme is “Accelerate the fight against malaria…
Recently, Senegalese President Diomaye Faye has been pushing for the speedy adoption of a bill on whistle-blower protection. To ensure this is done, he has instructed his Minister of Justice to work on this to combat corruption more effectively. Corruption…
TAKE THE LEAD: Sex Education-Disadvantages of adolescent parenthood Hello and welcome to “Take the Lead’’ on West Africa Democracy Radio 94.9FM here in Dakar, Senegal……Your youthful program that initiates fascinating conversation about young people in Africa. My name is Augustine…
Join host Sankulleh Janko and two football experts as they talk exclusively on the quarter finals of the UEFA Champions League. They discussed Real Madrid beating Man City+Arsenal being knocked out by Bayern+Dortmund and Athletico as well as PSG and…
In this edition of the street parliament, we head to the Liberian Capital Monrovia where thousands of commercial motorcyclists have voiced their concerns after the government declared Monrovia and its environs a No-Go- Zone for motorcyclists. According to the government,…
Conflicts, old and new, along with the increasingly disastrous impacts of climate change, are driving a devastating rise in the number of forcibly displaced people across West Africa, particularly the Sahel region. From Mali to Burkina Faso, Niger moving into…
This week’s episode takes a closer a look at the care for trees as a follow up to our previous topic which was Afforestation – the flip side of the coin, Deforestation.
On this edition of 50-50, we take you on a journey into the lives of extraordinary women reshaping the landscape of agriculture. We will hear stories of how strength, resilience, and innovation converge. In this vast and vibrant landscape, where…
In this edition, we will discuss hemophilia, a rare condition that affects the blood’s ability to clot. It is usually inherited and most people who have it are male. Normally, when you cut yourself, a clot forms and this makes…
In this edition, we look at the agitation in MALI for the return to civilian rule. Also, a look at the constitutional crisis and the move to create a war crime court in Liberia.
Nigeria’s national women football team the Super Falcons have returned to the Olympic Games for the first time after 16-years after beating South Africa 1-0 on aggregate in the play-offs to secure their tickets to 2024 Paris Olympics+Spanish Embassy in…
Interpersonal relationships include connections people have with one another. Two people who associate with one another on some sort of social basis regularly create an interpersonal relationship. There are several types of interpersonal relationships. These can include the relationships between…
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