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As we begin a new year broadcast of citizens hour, your citizens engagement and current affairs show on WEST AFRICA DEMOCRACY RADIO (WADR) with special focus of enhancing awareness of democratic principles and processes to build a culture of democracy,…
This week’s edition of IN THE SAHEL features two security experts from Nigeria to discuss The effectiveness of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) in reducing terrorism. The MNJTF is an offensive and stabilizing force designed to combat Boko Haram…
Every New year comes with a lot of excitement, including the regular celebrations like dancing, eating, drinking, and watching talent shows or lighting fireworks. But beyond those celebrations are high expectations, visions or Resolutions and those resolutions are what we…
Revived from the Organization of African Unity (OAU) to the African Union (AU) in 2001, the African Union (AU), an international organization comprising all 54 independent states in Africa and Western Sahara, aims to promote regional integration, interstate solidarity, peace,…
The year 2024 is closing its door in few days, and it is fair enough to retrospect on some memorable interactions we had in championing the plight of young people. This episode is a recollection of some topnotch interactions between…
We are continuing with our reflection on the Africa Women in Media (AWiM24) conference that took center stage in Dakar, Senegal, under the theme “Media and Sustainability.” This landmark gathering brought together media professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders to chart…
While the Economic Community of West Africa State (ECOWAS) irons out Modalities on the six-month transition period with the three AES countries from the bloc, concerns have been raised about how will the three countries fair independently while opting out.…
Access to digital skills provides young people with choices and serves as a key to obtaining jobs and improving livelihoods. Modern technology offers youth a platform to express their ideas, thoughts, and information. However, it can also lead to various…
Whether in conflict or war situations, natural disasters, or social and health emergencies, the first responders oftentimes are the humanitarian aid workers. And even when there seems to be no will and access to services and other actors fading out…
We are continuing with our reflection on the Africa Women in Media (AWiM24) conference that took center stage in Dakar, Senegal, under the theme “Media and Sustainability.” This landmark gathering brought together media professionals, policymakers, and industry leaders to chart…
Globally, there is a regression in the progress of women’s rights protection, increased rates of domestic violence, and amplified poverty in women. Pregnancy and childbirth, compounded by gender inequalities, expose women and adolescent girls, especially, to sexual and reproductive health…
Ghana’s newly inaugurated joint transitional team has commenced work to ensure a smooth transfer of power to the newly elected president John Mahama and the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in accordance with the provisions of the presidential transition acts 2012,…
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