Research reveals high levels of micro-plastics in Nigeria's Osun River, an important water source for communities. Dr. Gideon Idowu, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Chemistry.

Research reveals high levels of micro-plastics in Nigeria's Osun River, an important water source for communities. Dr. Gideon Idowu, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Chemistry.

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Plastic pollution in Nigeria's Osun River

Addressing the need to raise awareness on drug trafficking in Africa with Psychologist and drug researcher, Thabani Khumalo.

Addressing the need to raise awareness on drug trafficking in Africa with Psychologist and drug researcher, Thabani Khumalo.

Drug trafficking awareness

Spotlighting The Girl Guard Movement by the Men End FGM Foundation, that has seen girls in Kenya get confident through mentorship & debates with Founder of Men End FGM, Tony Mwebia.

Spotlighting The Girl Guard Movement by the Men End FGM Foundation, that has seen girls in Kenya get confident through mentorship &amp; debates with Founder of Men End FGM, Tony Mwebia.

The Girl Guard Movement

Do you think that African musicians and artists know they rights? Do you think they know the processes to protect their copyright and IP?   That is what we will be unpacking on the show as we zoom into a presentation looking at this. It's called a Study on Collective Management of Performers’ rights in 12 African countries.

It  focused on countries like Angola, Cabo Verde, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda). The study highlights the peculiarities of cultural markets and collective management frameworks in those 12 countries.   It was presented by African Performers’ Rights Event taking place in Johannesburg.


To explain this is Pfanani Lishivha, is the CEO of SAMPRA, the South African Music Performance Rights Association.

Do you think that African musicians and artists know they rights? Do you think they know the processes to protect their copyright and IP?   That is what we will be unpacking on the show as we zoom into a presentation looking at this. It's called a Study on Collective Management of Performers’ rights in 12 African countries.
 It  focused on countries like Angola, Cabo Verde, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda). The study highlights the peculiarities of cultural markets and collective management frameworks in those 12 countries.   It was presented by African Performers’ Rights Event taking place in Johannesburg.
 To explain this is Pfanani Lishivha, is the CEO of SAMPRA, the South African Music Performance Rights Association.

Plastic pollution in Nigeria's Osun River

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