Recent research figures show that, globally, 1 out of 4 people do not have access to safe drinking water. A situation that might not get better by 2050 and far worst for West Africa. Joe Lambongang, the West Africa Regional programme Manager- WaiterAid,  says, the only light at the end of the tunnel is for citizens to continue asking their governments for their right to water and sanitation.

ITv, Citizens Have Right To Water And Sanitation, WA Regional Manager, WaterAid

Dylan Raines, a freelance web developer and budding socialpreneur will on March 22nd, United Nations' World Water Day, start his 100-mile walk (#walkforwater) from Seattle to the Canadian border, to raise $20,000 in support of Water is Basic - an indigenous borehole drilling organization operated in The Republic of South Sudan. He has been talking to West Africa Democracy radio ahead of his walk.

Itv, DRaines - 100 Miles For Clean Water In South Sudan

In celebration of International Women's day 2016, under the campaign pledge for #parity, WADR examines some of the challenges that women still face at different levels, to be able to access equal opportunities in their soceities.

Special Magazine (IWD 1) Women In Frontiers Fighting For Parity

President Sara VanTassel of Janicki BioEnergy explains to Celia Thompson of West Africa Democracy radio, about the role of the Janicki omni processor, in cleaning up the sanitation problems globally and especially in the rural areas of African communities. The machine processes sludge into clean water, energy and gas. 

Special Guest- Sara VanTassel, Pres. JOP,

WADR looks at the issues of water and the actions that individuals, organisations and government are engaged in, to address sanitation and the provision of clean water

Special Package (WWD 2) Solutions To Provide Clean Water

In commemoration of World Water day, WADR broadcasts special programming; providing a forum for an indepth discussion on water and the issues around it.

Special Package (WWD 1) Current Water Situation In West Africa

Alphaxard Gitua, a young expert in youth agribusiness was a participant at the second Youth Agribusiness, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship Summit on Innovation (YALESI 2016), organised by the Global Youth Innovation Network. After the three days session, he tells WADR's Celia Thompson, his definition of enterpreneurship.

Itv, what enterpreneurship means by Alphaxard, a Kenyan Youth

"When you have seen the real face of hunger, you take action for yourself and your community, " Assiba Bokovo, a youth champion from Benin told WADR Celia's Thompson, why she grows moringa and irish potatoes

Itv, Assiba Bokovo, Youth Champion From Benin (YASELI 2016)

Assiba Bokova, a young female enterpreneur from Benin, grows Moringa and Irish potatoes to gain financial independence and also make a socio-economic change in her community. She was a delegate at YALESI 2016, in Dakar.

Special Guest, Assiba Bokova, Youth Champion From Benin (06 April)

The Janicki Omni Processor is the latest initiative of turning sludge into clean drinking water, energy and gas. On a working visit of the site at Niayes, in the outskirt of Dakar, Engineer Fall explains the process to WADR's Celia Thompson