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Bringing listeners on-air, keeping staff out of harm’s way: How Radio Salaki is responding to COVID-19
Radio Salaki in Burkina Faso is taking no chances when it comes to the health of its reporters. They’re adapting to COVID-19, and making sure their radio programs do the same.
Read MoreFrom wildfires to COVID: the importance of local journalism in emergencies
What covering the 2017 British Columbia wildfires taught me about the importance of local news during an emergency.
Read MoreKeeping crucial radio stations on air in face of COVID-19
Thanks to additional funding from Canada, Farm Radio International will support broadcasters who provide essential pandemic-related information to remote and rural communities in sub-Saharan Africa.
Read MoreNgoundiane FM: Farm Radio’s 1,000th broadcasting partner
Farm Radio International is excited to welcome our 1,000th broadcasting partner to our network: Ngoundiane FM
Read MoreSupporting radio journalism in the time of COVID-19
Farm Radio International is supporting African broadcasters in reaching rural audiences with critical information about COVID-19
Read MoreCelebrating radio across Africa : World Radio Day 2020
Farm Radio International’s staff spent World Radio Day doing their best work to make radio a powerful tool for development and change.
Read MoreUganda Community Green Radio: Winner of the 2020 Liz Hughes Award for Her Farm Radio
The Nyinabwenge women’s program on Uganda Community Green Radio is excelling at amplifying the voices of rural women.
Read MoreCBC As It Happens: Radio helps farmers impacted by locust infestation
Moses Omondi, our radio craft and program officer in Kenya, spoke with Carol Off of CBC’s As It Happens about the locust infestation plaguing the country.
Read MoreThe possibilities of radio are endless — let’s keep it that way
On World Radio Day it’s more important than ever to ensure radio delivers on its promise of social progress, inclusion, and constructively engaged citizenry.
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