Baboloki Semele from Agenda 2063 Media Network discusses the youth and media nexus with Sarah Dikshik -a Nigerian youth, and Bibi Giyose- Senior Nutrition and Food Systems Officer and Special Adviser to AUDA- NEPAD CEO

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A Podcast highlighting the importance of Youth And Media to drive the Africa Nutrition Discourse

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At the launch of AUDA-NEPAD AU Year of Nutrition's Youth and Media Awareness and Orientation campaign in Accra Ghana, Youth speak out on Nutrition and the role of Media to disseminate the messages to the masses.  The question remains: What is the role of National Broadcasters in developmental communications of the continent?

Nutrition Youth Ambassadors Speak

Professor Francis Zottor from the University of Health And Allied Sciences in Ghana talks about a need for a revolution in nutrition by the continent's youth.

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Channel Africa SABC's international radio station in Johannesburg South Africa reports (KISWAHILI)on NEPAD's 2nd Africa Rural Development Forum from Yaounde, Cameroon

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As more stakeholders take steps towards developing and implementing forestry compatible development (FCD), the demand for information and knowledge on forestry, and more specifically on forest management  is growing rapidly, and needs intervention.  Channel Africa, SABC's international radio station speaks to AFF's Executive Secretary Prof. Godwin Kowero and Harrison Kojwang, a consultant from Namibia just before Day 1 of the AFF conference in Lome, Togo

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More stakeholders, including those illegally involved, are beginning taking steps towards developing and implementing forestry compartible development (FCD)while demand for information and knowledge on forestry, especially, forest management remains critical. On 'African Dialogue', Channel Africa- SABC's international service, talks to participants to a recent workshop organised by the African Forestry Forum in Lome, Togo.

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Samora Machel, the first Mozambican post colonial president's death on 19th October, 1986 will still be a mystery, for as long as no new credible revelations come to light. While each commemoration has, in the past, come with a new promise of investigation, it has been 30 years and counting! Channel Africa looks at how Samora Machel was revered by many in the region, while others conspired against him.

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A Commission of Inquiry set up in 1987 by the South African government for the investigation of the mysterious death of Mozambican president Samora Machel, discounted the theory of a false beacon and found that pilot error had caused the plane crash. A visit to Mbuzini, the site where Samora Machel and 34 other people died, leaves one with memories of a beloved leader! How do we tell the liberation heritage of Africans? Did it come on a silver plate?

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