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Farm Radio International joins partnership to share communication for development initiatives
Farm Radio International is excited to join a multi-partner initiative promoting participatory communication and fostering cooperation in the field of communication for development in Africa.…
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Pack your bags for Ghana! Join our Discover Ghana tour and safari
Join the fun on our third learning tour and safari. This time, we will be exploring Ghana, experiencing the rich history, colourful markets, and seeing…
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Tuning In: Read our spring edition
This edition of Tuning In showcases one of our impactful and innovative radio formats: cooking shows. These shows discuss the importance of nutrition in engaging…
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Farm Radio Resource Pack 108 is now online!
Our 108th Farm Radio Resource Pack was published this week, and circulated by email to 670+ broadcasting partners in 40 African countries. This is more…
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World Radio Day: 20+ podcasts & radio shows to celebrate the power of radio
Last month we attended the WUSC & CECI International Forum to present the Young Journalists’ Global Podcast Challenge. We asked, what are you listening to?…
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Presenting the Young Journalists’ Global Podcast Challenge
As the world experiences new, old, and more complex global challenges, it’s important to dig deep to understand the issues, how they affect people, and…
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Read the Winter edition of Tuning In!
This edition of Tuning In showcases some of the highlights of our successful “Radio for farmer value chain development” project, a five-year project that recently…
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Barza Wire celebrates 10 years
We have been producing resources for radio broadcasters since 1979. These include scripts and agricultural fact sheets that radio broadcasters can use on air. But…
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Highlights from our annual report
Even as much as the world has changed, radio is still the world’s most accessible and popular form of mass media. It sounds simple, but…
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Discover Tanzania next February with Farm Radio International!
Photos by Simon Scott Photography and Kathryn Burnham In February 2017, our first learning tour brought 14 of our supporters to Tanzania to see our…
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