Meet the Liz Hughes Awards 2026 runner-up Radio Elle FM
For women trading across the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, earning a living can mean navigating […]
Love FM: Winner of 2026 Liz Hughes Award
Love FM’s farmer program, Ulimi wa Makono (Modern Agriculture), hopes to promote good agricultural practices to improve productivity, sustainability, and […]
In Uganda, Community Green Radio supports Ebola awareness through trusted radio messaging
As Ebola cases continued to emerge in Uganda, access to accurate and timely information was essential to help communities protect […]
Radio helps listeners distinguish Ebola from COVID-19 in Uganda
For Sarah Mawerere, a producer at Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC) Radio-Butebo in eastern Uganda, radio is one of the most […]
Community radio provides trusted information during Ebola outbreaks in the DRC
For Muhindo Sengemoja Bienvenu, community radio is one of the strongest tools for protecting public health during disease outbreaks. He […]
Congolese broadcaster supports communities through trusted Ebola information
In eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, broadcaster Kefa Kengete Jean Marie is using radio to help communities understand Ebola, […]
Sirah Sidibé: Using radio to empower communities and drive change in Mali
Since 2021, Sirah Sidibé has dedicated her career to using radio as a tool for awareness, education, and positive change […]
How broadcasters are responding to the Ebola virus outbreak
When health crises strike, communities need more than information—they need trusted voices they can rely on. During the Ebola virus […]
What makes a strong Liz Hughes Award application? Mlimi Radio shares their experience
Winning the Liz Hughes Award was a proud achievement for Mlimi Radio in Malawi. But for the team behind Girls […]
On air for biodiversity and climate change adaptation in Kenya
In Busia county, Kenya, biodiversity supports agriculture, fishing, clean water, and healthy ecosystems around Lake Victoria. It provides food, medicine, […]