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Our online news service

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Our collection of backgrounders, interview scripts, and drama scripts

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Discussions

Our discussions take place on WhatsApp

We work with dozens of trained journalists across Africa to develop our resources and services.
Meet our writers and editors.

This year's application period is now closed.

"This is How I" is a new podcast series from Farm Radio International. Each episode is produced by one of our radio partners. Each episode offers tips and advice on a specific skill related to radio broadcasting, including examples of how this skill has improved their program quality.

Episodes include:

This is How I ... prepare an interview guest (Radio Fadhila, TZ)

This is How I ... record audio on WhatsApp (Patrick Mphaka, MW)

This is How I ... prepare to cover a news topic or event (Suliyat Idris, NG)

This is How I ... use Farm Radio's radio resources (Victor Asumani, MW)

This is How I ... motivate the community to get the COVID-19 vaccine (Judith Sonkho, MW)

Listen to the episodes on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/farmradio/sets/this-is-how-i-podcast

Want to contribute? Learn more: https://training.farmradio.fm/this-is-how-i-podcast/

Quer contribuir para o podcast É assim que eu faço? Saber mais: https://training.farmradio.fm/pt-pt/e-assim-que-eu-podcast/

Become a Broadcasting Partner

Farm Radio International is an award-winning development organization that partners with radio stations to serve African farming families and communities.

Farm Radio International has more than 1,200 broadcasting partners in 37 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. These partners receive our information and training resources, which they use to improve the quality of their radio programs.

To join our network, fill out the network enrolment form.

Alice Lungu, Zambia News and Information Services, Zambia

After college, Alice Lungu joined Palesa News Agency in 2000, working until 2007 on various radio tasks. Currently at Zambia News and Information Services, she excels in agricultural reporting, also covering health, education and women’s rights. Hosting a national farming program for years, Alice transformed traditional farming methods, receiving positive feedback for aiding farmers. Planning interactive phone-ins, she engages listeners with a variety of elements, and her recent scriptwriting training with Farm Radio adds a fresh touch to her programs. Dedicated to in-depth research and improved interview skills, Alice continues to connect with and empower her audience.

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