JUBA, South Sudan – “I enjoy doing the radio program because it makes me feel like a journalist. I would like to learn more about journalism,” said 18-year-old Internews trainee, Riak Akech. “There are many things I don’t know. By talking to…
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My Community, My Radio, My Mahad: The story of a Juba IDP settlement
Tagged with: Africa, audio, Boda Boda Talk Talk, Communicating with Communities, community media, conflict, CwC, development, displaced South Sudanese, humanitarian information, ICT4d, ICTs, Information Communication Technologies, Internews, Juba, Kakuma refugee camp, kenya, Mahad, Mahad IDP settlement, media development, memory cards, My Mahad, People in Need, radio, SD card, South Sudan, Terre des hommes, training, War
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
Posted in Photography, Print, Radio
Uganda: War orphan educates young farmers
Jaspher Okello crouches low with his hands in the soil. He is surrounded by two hectares of orange-fleshed sweet potato vines which sprout from the earth. His three younger brothers watch and learn as he inspects the crop. The 20-year-old…
Tagged with: African farming, agriculture, Joseph Kony, Lira, Lord's Resistance Army, northern Uganda, Orange sweet potato, Uganda, War, Young Farmers
Posted in Print
Posted in Print
The Ugandan Radio Show That Saves Lives
KAMPALA, Uganda – There is a corner in towns and cities across Uganda where there stands a memorial to the lowering of the Union Jack in 1962, which signaled the sunset of British colonial rule and the dawn of independence.…
Tagged with: child soldiers, Come Back Home, Come Home broadcasts, Gulu, Invisible Children, LRA, Mega FM, NUMEC, peace-building radio program, radio, UBC, Uganda, War
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Posted in Print
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