Posted December 12, 2013
Pontso SA
Voices of Youth Kicks off in South Africa During the month of November, some of the young reporters were introduced to VOY Connect. This was done during the radio production trainings that were organized by Children's Radio Foundation, together with UNICEF. The young reporters were trained and guided on how to make a global impact with their stories by participating on VOY Connect. They learned what VOY Connect is; the importance of making their voices heard globally using diff...
Posted December 11, 2013
Yannick Nuar Blessed
Some men are born, others are forged by the situations and circumstances that surround them, but they turn around to change the tides. RIP FATHER OF ALL. HOPE YOUR EXAMPLE WILL BE EMULATED BY OTHERS WHO WILL LEAD US. The Peace you brought to the world is the peace you leave with the world. RIP
Posted December 11, 2013
KateVOY
Interview with Eirini-Renee Gkatsi, a young fimmaker from Greece. You can watch her PLURAL+ video "Drop It" here. What is your video about? This video entitled “Drop it” is an attempt to highlight the multiple dimensions of the concept of diversity, which is seemingly a notion that separates peoples and nations, it is however in essence a tool through which the world can be united. Why did you make this video? What motivated you to make it? I made this video in...
Posted December 11, 2013
Children's Radio Foundation
Source: https://soundcloud.com/childrensradiofoundation/do...
After attending a discussion on whether condoms encourage young people to have sex more often at the 2013 International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA), Children's radio Foundation Youth Reporter Masinga caught up with a a youth delegate to find out what her answer is to this questions.
Posted December 11, 2013
Children's Radio Foundation
Source: https://soundcloud.com/childrensradiofoundation/th...
Patience is a sex worker from Zimbabwe. She shared some of the challenges sex workers face in protecting themselves against HIV and STIs as well as the problems they face when seeking treatment with Children's Radio Foundation Youth Reporter Yoliswa.
Posted December 10, 2013
Perry Mwiba
Nelson Mandela you may be gone, but your dreams, aspirations and legacy lives on. You were a leader like none. You treated everyone equally in spite of their race, color or position in society. It is through you that whites and blacks learned to live and work together. Today you are no more, but we, the youths of today will try to emulate you and continue the fight for a better tomorrow. You have done your part and did it greatly. It's now up to me and my fellow youths around the w...
Savana Signatures organized one day training for Female ICT Teachers (FICTTA) members and the Tech Girls Club patrons on the new Tech Girls Training Module developed with support from UNICEF Ghana to train and guide Tech Girls on how to become young reporters. Leading a session on photo taking, Mr. John Stephen Agbenyo, Executive Director of Savana Signatures shared projected photos and asked the participants' opinion on the quality, size, position and focus. The participants were...
Posted December 10, 2013
Muyu
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In respect to the late hon. Nelson Mandela, this short message should help all of us show case our tribute based on Tata's unconditional love for children. "There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children." R.I.P Nelson Madiba Mandela.
Posted December 10, 2013
CARITAS MARALAL
0n 30th October 2013, a student leader of Laikipia University Maralal campus was shot following a peaceful demonstration against the deteriorating security situation in Samburu. In November, two students lost their lives in Loikas the outskirts of the Samburu County headquarters- Maralal after being shot, a Samburu woman was shot in Barsaloi Samburu North. Two Turkana boys also lost their lives after being shot in Baragoi Samburu North. On 9th December a young boy in Nkabai, was at...
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