Tagged with: somalia
Posts (22)
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From "gangster" to grocer
Hoda Hersi
Project Manager
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A fictional death that saves real lives
Angela Githitho Muriithi
Country Director, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action
Angela Githitho Muriithi, presents new ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action research showing how a radio drama – which used the death of a fictional baby to save real babies’ lives – is improving child health and nutrition in Somalia.
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World Radio Day 2015
Tom Baker
Project Manager, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action
Today is World Radio Day and its theme is ‘youth’. Find out how ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action is using the unique power of radio to inform, connect and empower young people around the world.
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The politics of love
Hoda Hersi
Project Manager
How a Romeo and Juliet radio drama story line is raising heart rates in Somalia
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A radio drama with youth appeal for Somalia
Jackie Christie
Senior Production Manager, Kenya and Somalia
Three writers, four episodes, ten days: how Somalia’s first interactive radio drama was born.Â
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Asha’s story: stopping polio in its tracks
Barkhad Kaariye
Producer, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action in Somalia
For our radio show about polio vaccination, our producer in Somalia recently met an inspiring woman who – at the age of 70 – is vaccinating people against preventable diseases.
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"A teacher in my home"
Barkhad Kaariye
Producer, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action in Somalia
³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action's Barkhad Kaariye on why a poor widow in rural Somalia never misses tuning in to radio programme Tiiraarka Qoyska (Pillars Of The Family).
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Life into art
John Tuckey
Freelance trainer and editorial consultant
How a writer's real experience breathes life into a Somali drama aiming to reduce illness and deaths among mothers and babies. Freelance trainer and consultant John Tuckey blogs.
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Character building
John Tuckey
Freelance trainer and editorial consultant
How one character in a Somali radio drama about mother and child health was born. Freelance editorial consultant John Tuckey blogs.
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Drama queen
John Tuckey
Freelance trainer and editorial consultant
How the bad advice of a flamboyant fortune teller called Ebla, in a radio soap in Somalia, helps save the lives of babies and mothers. By ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action's trainer John Tucky.Â