Guest Commentaries
How Radio Is Promoting Peace in Africa
Stations in Kenya, Senegal and Madagascar are hard at work
Raphael Obonyo is a public policy analyst and writer who has served as a consultant with the United Nations and the World Bank. An alumnus of Duke University, he has authored and co-authored numerous books, including “Conversations About the Youth in Kenya.” Obonyo is a TEDx fellow and has won various awards.
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Celebrating Africa’s Radio Stars
Radio personalities highlighted for World Radio Day 2023
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Digital Solutions Help Radio Reach Larger Audiences in Africa
Stations need to embrace social media to better reach young adults
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Azziad Nasenya is Using Radio, Social Media for Good in Kenya
The radio presenter and TikTok star advocates for accessible education and climate action
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Young Female Radio Hosts in Africa: Emerging and Thriving
Everyone, meet Azeezah Hashim
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Developing Radio Partners Makes a Difference in Africa
“We have found radio to be the best option to reach a lot of...
Programming and Sales
Developing Radio Partners Makes a Difference in Africa
In countries like Malawi and Burkina Faso, internet is often nonexistent
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Radio Promotes Development in Africa
Inexpensive media can reach all citizens wherever they are
Business and Law
Africa’s Youth Making Waves on Radio
Radio is Africa’s most accessible and used information source
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How Africa’s Vernacular Radio Stations Are Helping Right Now
Broadcasting in local languages, they have become increasingly critical during the pandemic
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In Africa Stations Spread Lifesaving Information
Community radio is often the only source of information for vulnerable communities