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Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

by Kristine Pearson | Feb 21, 2013 | By Kristine Pearson, Children, Zambia

If you remove the second ‘a’ from Angela, it becomes the word angel. And an angel is what Angela Malik is to hundreds of at-risk and orphaned children in Lusaka’s high density Ng’ombe compound....

Radio is Still Relevant

by Guest Contributor | Feb 12, 2013 | Energy poverty, Power of radio

Hannah Fitt, Director of The SAFE Foundation, and Habbiba Mackintosh, a volunteer at SAFE, for World Radio Day, 2013 Back in 2010 we were working in India in the scrub jungle of Tamil Nadu. It ‘s a...

A Radio Station Lives on Because of their Dedicated Listeners

by Guest Contributor | Feb 12, 2013 | Power of radio, South Africa

Karen du Toit, Afrikaans Archivist in the SABC Radio Archives, for World Radio Day, 2013 Springbok Radio, a former radio station of the South African Broadcasting Corporation in South Africa, closed...

Building an Open Platform for Radio Reporting in West Africa

by Guest Contributor | Feb 8, 2013 | African progress, Community Radio, Power of radio

Adam Thomas of Sourcefabric for World Radio Day, 2013 “There are conflicting accounts of the turn of events on the diplomatic front in the long-running Ivorian standoff, with reports that embattled...

International Tom Hanks Day

by Lifeline Energy Support | Jan 26, 2013 | Tom Hanks Day

It’s the tenth anniversary of International Tom Hanks Day. It’s founder, Kevin Turk, has some fun things planned this year. Find out how you can get involved.

Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

Radio is Still Relevant

A Radio Station Lives on Because of their Dedicated Listeners

Building an Open Platform for Radio Reporting in West Africa

International Tom Hanks Day

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