Tagged with: health
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Sexploitation in Tanzania – how a radio show is helping young people
Gaure Mdee
Producer, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action in Tanzania
Gaure Mdee, a producer for the radio show Niambie (Tell Me), explains why hard-up young people are vulnerable to sexual exploitation.
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Tikambe: Let’s talk about sex
Sandi Chimpala
Social Media Projects Assistant
A new TV show is tackling the topic of teenage pregnancy in Zambia by featuring strong women and powerful personal stories.
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Using radio to tackle stigma and pain
Alice Mbelwa
Research Officer, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action Tanzania
Alice Mbelwa looks at how a radio show helped a woman in Tanzania free herself from the stigma and pain associated with obstetric fistula, a condition caused by complications during childbirth.
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Gambo, the radio show superfan
Haruna Kakangi
Presenter, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action Nigeria
How a radio show’s ultimate fan is helping improve maternal health in Nigeria.
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Tackling cholera through radio in Kenya
David Njuguna
Mentor, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action Kenya
For World Health Day, we look at how a volunteer-run local radio station is helping prevent cholera in Kenya.
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Crowd-pleasing radio
Amensisa Tefasilasie
Sound technician
The Jember team pulled in the crowds when they set out to meet listeners face to face in Ethiopia’s Amhara region
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Making Waves in Kenya: Stellah
For International Women’s Day, Stellah – a presenter for a community radio station in Nairobi – explains how she’s using radio as a platform to inspire young women to succeed.
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Mother tongue: boosting maternal health through mobile phones
Bindi Thakkar
Producer, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Media Action India
Our producer looks at the importance of tribal language – and how it can be used to help provide life-saving advice to mothers in India.
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The darker side of Valentine’s Day in Cambodia
Vy Yaro
Presenter, Love9
The presenter of Love9 looks at why Valentine’s Day in Cambodia is the perfect time to talk about sexual and reproductive rights.
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FGM: Making a voice heard
Akwumaba Esther Adaji
Reporter for Talk Your Own - Make Naija Better
Reporter, Akwumaba describes how deeply she was affected after interviewing a women who had experienced female genital mutilation aged seven, and how radio has helped her shared her story.
