This day marks a time where people around the world celebrate radio and how it shapes our lives. Radio informs, transforms and unites us. It brings together people and communities from all backgrounds to foster positive dialogue for change. More specifically, radio is the perfect medium to counter the appeals for violence and the spread of conflict, especially in regions potentially more exposed to such realities.
On that basis, World Radio Day 2019 will celebrate the theme of “Dialogue, Tolerance and Peace”.
Broadcasts that provide a platform for dialogue and democratic debate over issues, such as migration or violence against women, can help to raise awareness among listeners and inspire understanding for new perspectives in paving the way for positive action.
Radio programming can also build tolerance and surpass the differences separating groups by uniting them under common goals and causes, like ensuring education for one’s children or addressing local health concerns.
Join us this World Radio Day 2019 to celebrate the impact of radio in pursuing of a more peaceful and tolerant world. this will be in Tanga Region
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Nyasa District Council congratulated Unyanja community Radio.
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COVID-19 Educational Disruption and Response
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Salam za siku ya Radio Duniani kutoka ORS FM (Kwa lugha ya kimasai)
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World Radio day Greetings From ORS FM (masai language)
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World Radio Day Greetings From Kwizera FM .
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World Radio day Greeting from Pambazuko FM
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Salam za siku ya Radio Duniani Kutoka Radio jamii Irangi FM .
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World Radio Day Greetings From Irangi FM
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August
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UNESCO commits itself to ensure sustainability of Community Radios in Tanzania
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Social Sustainability Training for CRs kicks off in Dar
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Call for nominations: UNESCO-supported GAPMIL Global Media and Information Literacy Awards 2019
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