Listen to the interview here
African Perspectives is a weekly news radio program that airs every Sunday from noon to 1pm on CHRY 105.5fm (or Channel 945 on Rogers or streaming at chry.fm), community radio. The show aims to bring an alternative, progressive and Pan-Africanist perspective on the African Continent.
Showing posts with label media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Liberation Cooperative Organization (LCO)
Interview with Owen Sheppard, member of Liberation Cooperative Organization (LCO) on a solidarity projec with the creation of an independent media in the heart of East Africa's second-largest slum in Nairobi (Kenya). People of Mathare have established their own independent media groups to share issues and generate conversations relevant to their lives.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
The BBC African Debate: What Debate? Interview with Femi Akomolafe
The BBC has been reporting news since its mother company, the British Broadcasting Company Ltd, was founded in 1922 by six British telecom companies. The year, however, the world's largest broadcaster has decided to make the news. And where else to start? - Africa, where the BBC's inaugural "Africa Debate" opened in Ghana on 27 January, under the audacious theme: "Is an African Spring necessary, and is it possible?" The audience could not miss the cheek in a foreign broadcaster, from a former imperial power, trying to incite revolutions in Africa. We spoke with Femi regarding the irony of the BBC's new focus, the BBC colonial past and the role of African media in creating dialogue between African nations.
Before our interview, as always, we bring you headlines from the African continent.
Listen to the program here
Headlines: 0 - 14:30
Interview with Femi: 14:31
To read Femi Akomolafe's article in March's edition of the New African Magazine, click here
Before our interview, as always, we bring you headlines from the African continent.
Listen to the program here
Headlines: 0 - 14:30
Interview with Femi: 14:31
To read Femi Akomolafe's article in March's edition of the New African Magazine, click here
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