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The death of traditional radio: How infrastructure, content, and monetization are reshaping audio media

By Eli DANIEL-WILSONWorld Radio Day forced a conversation I couldn’t ignore: everyone was celebrating a medium that, by every measurable signal, is quietly dying. Traditional radio isn’t dying because ...
The Conversation

Radio in Ghana: from mouthpiece of coup plotters to giving voice to the people

The roots of broadcasting in Ghana – particularly radio – are traced to its former colonial power under Sir Arnold Hodson who was British governor of the Gold Coast in 1935. The short-term objective ...
Ghanaweb.com

AfriMass Network Leads Radio Sustainability at UNESCO World Radio Day Celebration

AfriMass Network has successfully hosted the Afrika Radio Business Mixer 2026 in commemoration of World Radio Day, bringing together leading voices in broadcasting, regulation, advertising, student ...
The Conversation

Private radio stations in Ghana influence political discourse unfairly. Here is how

A radio announcer at work. Arne Hoe l/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA Political news reporting in Ghana is changing. It is more common to find sensational and humorous stories incorporated into political ...