As the fresh wind of change continues to blow in Guinea, on Tuesday evening 79 political prisoners were released on the order of coup leader Lt Colonel Mamady Doumbouya. The release comes following the ousting of former President Alpha Conde on Sunday Morning. We are joined by Sheriff Bah, leader of the defence of the …
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The “situation in Guinea is not surprising” says Dian Bah, the former Coordinator for the FNDC in the UK and now National Secretary for Ethics and Good Governance of the Movement Alliance for Democracy in Guinea.
AVP CEO, Baillor Jalloh was at the Global Education Summit 2021 in London. He spoke with African delegates and event organiser Alice Albright, the CEO of Global Partnership for Education. We also have summit closing remarks from the co-hosts Uhuru Kenyatta and Boris Johnson. Alice Albright, the Chief Executive Officer of the Global Partnership for …
Fatima Maada Bio speaks to Baillor Jalloh at the Global Education Summit in London. The Sierra Leone First Lady spoke about the importance of tackling gender inequality and also the fight against corruption.
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Diaspora communities are increasingly encouraged to invest in to the tourism sector of their home countries. We delve into the details of the tourism landscape on the continent with a specific look at Zambia where a coalition of UK organisations including Zambians Together, the Zambian High Commission to the UK and Ireland, Zambia Business Club …
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As Sierra Leone clocked 60 years of independence, African Voices Platform’s Baillor Jalloh was on the ground and spoke to various people in the capital Freetown. We ask, what six decades of independence (freedom) meant to them and the future for the country.
Ahead of the monsoon rain in Sierra Leone and two months after a devastating fire burned over a thousand homes at one of Freetown’s biggest slums, residents in Susan Bay spoke to Baillor Jalloh. They discussed the impact the fire has had on them and the challenges they’re facing due to the lack of proper …
In the wake of the recent Somaliland elections, we spoke to Sheffield-based Somalilanders. The election has since seen a coalition formed by the leading opposition parties. We explore the journey towards these delayed elections and ask what next, for Somaliland.
Press and media have focused on “Calais” as a buzz word for coverage of the plight of migrants / refugees in France. How does this link to activities outside of France and the interventions of state and non-state actors? Dr. Sophie Watt, Dr. Amanda Crawley-Jackson and Elisa Larvego join Tchiyiwe Chihana and African Voices Platform …
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