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It's you speaking!
Our woman of the Month is Coumba Bah, a Communication Consultant, Gender Relations expert, and a passionate advocate for women’s rights. With a diverse background in Food and Beverage Technologies and a deep commitment to gender equality, Coumba has made…
Culture therefor encompasses all of the knowledge, ideas, attitudes, opinions, languages, norms, institutions, music, art and technology that learnt and passed down from generation to generation. And over time, we have seen how our culture as Africans has evolved, we…
This edition of the programme focuses on drug abuse, which occurs when you use legal or illegal substances in ways that you shouldn’t. You might take more than the regular dose of pills or use someone else’s prescription. Usually, you’re…
Experts have attribeted the recent flooding across the Sahel to climate change and poor governance. As a result of the latter, we have seen for instance the main routes in Niamey, Niger out of the city of about 1.5 million…
Our conversation this week focuses on the heightened political tension in Ghana ahead of the December general elections. The political tension is at another level ahead of the December general elections. And this is largely between the ruling New Patriotic…
Next week, clubs around Europe are making their moves to strengthen their squads for the new season. In this episode, host Sankulleh Janko is joined by two Gambian spots journalists to look at the transfer deals including: Chelsea banished Rahim…
The fuel crisis in Nigeria has escalated, leaving motorists across the country scrambling for petrol and enduring long waits at filling stations. The situation has deteriorated to the point where some drivers are keeping vigil overnight to secure fuel, highlighting…
James Papay Kwabo Jnr has won the Lonestar Cell MTN Momo Hero of Change Award in Liberia. The Liberian Journalist Kwabo, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Alternative Youth Radio in Lofa County, north of the country, secured 70%…
Public speaking, also known as oratory, involves delivering speeches to live audiences on a wide range of topics. This practice has deep historical roots, with ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius being a significant figure in its study. Confucius emphasized the transformative…
Not uncommon, but almost rare, is the case of African states or governments initiating local funding initiatives to combat insecurity. Taxes and levies are a few of the many ways that this can be achieved whether directly or indirectly. Examples…
Malaria, Lyme disease, cholera and West Nile Virus are ecological diseases influenced by Environmental factors such as Water, sanitation, food and air further aiding transmission. But then, there are other conditions that are not triggered by the environment but are…
In this edition of Our Woman of the Day, we spotlight one of Ghana’s most influential figures in education and cultural preservation, Professor Esi Sutherland-Addy. A trailblazing academician, writer, and human rights activist, she has dedicated her life to shaping…
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