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Her Media DiaryAsking the Uncomfortable Questions About Women in Media - Her Media Diary Official TrailerWhat does it take for African women to thrive in media, cultural, and creative industries? What happens behind the cameras, beyond the lights, and outside the spotlight? Who protects female journalists, authors, and filmmakers when their stories come with consequences? Who decides how African women are represented in media content, and how can we collectively be part of the solution?These are the uncomfortable but absolutely necessary questions that drive Her Media Diary.Hosted by Dr. Yemisi Akinbobola, a media development expert, academic, journalist, and leader with decades of experience inside the very systems that...
2026-03-0202 min
Her Media DiaryThe 'Single Story' is Killing Africa: Can AI Change the Narrative?Moky Makura is the Executive Director of Africa No Filter, a donor collaborative working to shift stereotypical narratives about Africa through storytelling, research, and advocacy. With a rich career spanning media, philanthropy, and narrative change, Moky has dedicated decades to challenging the single story told about the continent.In this episode, Dr. Yemisi Akinbobola sits down with Moky to explore her personal journey from growing up in Lagos to becoming a leading voice in the fight against African stereotypes. Moky traces her awakening back to the 1985 Live Aid concert, a moment that crystallized how Africa was being...
2026-02-1739 min
Her Media DiaryHow Investing in Local Newsrooms Can Help Fight CorruptionRecorded live at the African Women in Media 2025 Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, this special episode explores the critical theme of investing in local media and journalism, with a particular focus on the MacArthur Foundation's On Nigeria Programme.Dr. Yemisi Akinbobola is joined by three remarkable women whose work spans policy, community accountability, and local journalism: Fatima Mohammed Ahmed, Chairperson of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists in Gombe State; Dr. Adaobi Obiabumuo, Programme Manager and founding member of the Progressive Impact Organisation for Community Development (PRIMORG); and Oluwadara Ajala, Programme Manager of Media Development Investment Fund...
2026-02-0353 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 51: "Achieving Digital Safety Through Creativity" with Neema IyerNeema Iyer is the founder of Pollicy, an innovative feminist civic technology collective in Kampala that combines data, design, and digital rights. Under her leadership, Pollicy has led 100+ projects, trained 5,000+ individuals in data skills, and created playful civic tools like “Digital Safe‑tea” and “Choose Your Own Fake News”. In 2021, she was appointed to Facebook/Meta’s Global Women’s Safety Advisory Board.One of the key discussions in this episode with Neema revolves around the necessity of centering African women's voices in technology. She emphasizes that digital tools should be designed with the needs of African women in mind...
2025-09-1640 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 50: "Spinning Truth to Power" with Farah FortuneFarah Fortune is the founder & Managing Director of African Star Communications, a full-service PR agency, focusing on customized strategic public relations campaigns.Farah, dubbed ‘The Pitbull in Heels’, established her PR agency in 2008 with just R1,000, a laptop, and a phone, and is the brain behind some of the continent’s most iconic brand and celebrity campaigns.In this episode, Farah talks about starting from scratch, managing public crises, mentoring young women in PR, and vital tips every communications professional should have. She also talks about the benefits of building and maintaining a strong relationship with t...
2025-09-0946 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 49: "Seen, Heard & Leading in Corporate Spaces" with Fatima JonesFatima Jones is the Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the Dance Theatre of Harlem. With a career spanning over 20 years in public relations, marketing, and communications, predominantly in the nonprofit and arts sectors, her specialty lies in positioning cultural institutions in ways that not only increase visibility but also ensure they are culturally relevant, inclusive, and reflective of diverse audiences.In this episode, Fatima speaks on age-old strategies and principles for effective corporate communication that are still relevant today despite technological advancements.She cited times when she was asked to be seen and not...
2025-08-2634 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 48: "Bringing Rigour to African Journalism" with Stephanie BusariStephanie Busari is the founder and CEO of SBB Media, an organisation dedicated to ensuring that Africa's stories are authored, owned, and told by those who understand its soul. She is also an Emmy Award-winning journalist and Former Head of Africa digital team at CNN. In April 2016, she exclusively obtained the “proof of life” video showing that the kidnapped Chibok schoolgirls. This footage was crucial in facilitating negotiations that led to the release of over 100 girls.In this episode, she talks about the ethics of storytelling, the responsibility of media in times of crisis, and what...
2025-08-191h 08
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 47: "Linking Human Bias to AI & Machine Learning" with Deborah KanubalaDeborah is a PhD Candidate at Universität des Saarlandes (Germany), researching fair machine learning to reduce bias against marginalized groups. Prior to her PhD, she was a Lecturer in Data Science & AI at the Academic City University College, Accra, Ghana. She is also the co‑founder of Women Promoting Science to the Younger Generation (WPSYG), an organisation supporting more girls into STEM and AI.In this episode, Deborah unpacks how generative AI can deepen gender-based harm, especially for African women. She discusses how machine learning models are shaped by historical human bias, which is then transferred to...
2025-08-0552 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 46: "Curating Datasets against AI-Facilitated GBV" with Mwende MukwanyagaMwende is the Co-convener of the AI Salon by Webworks, with expertise in AI ethics, data journalism, ethnographic research, and dataset building. She also specialises in critiquing models and systems for bias, and teaching media and institutions how to adapt to AI in a meaningful and responsible manner.In this episode, she joins us to talk about tech-facilitated GBV, the risks of AI-generated harm, and what it means to reclaim data with care and creativity.Mwende reminds us that data isn’t neutral; it’s shaped by who gets counted and who gets erased. And as ge...
2025-07-151h 03
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 45: "Regulating AI: Who's Responsible for Gendered Harm?" with Dr Grace GithaigaDr. Grace Githaiga is the CEO at KICTANET and a visionary leader with over 20 years of expertise in ICT policy advocacy. She spearheads progressive advocacy for inclusive ICT policies on data protection, cybersecurity, gender, accessibility, and civic digital rights.In this episode, she joins us to unpack what feminist digital justice really means in the age of AI, and why we must act now to make our digital futures safe and inclusive for all. She encourages women to learn to report cases of Tech-facilitated GBV both to law enforcement agencies and tech platforms. According to her, these...
2025-07-0857 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 44: "Open, Free & Secure Internet for Women" with Sandra AcengSandra Aceng is a human rights defender and digital rights advocate from Uganda. She is also the Executive Director of Women of Ugandan Network (WOUGNET), an organization that engages in research, policy advocacy, and capacity-building programs to ensure gender inclusivity in Uganda’s digital landscape.In this episode, Sandra discusses her personal journey into activism, the digital realities faced by women in Uganda, how AI may be perpetuating gendered harm, and what the path forward looks like for creating safer digital spaces.As AI advances and our lives become increasingly digitised, we cannot afford to ov...
2025-07-011h 05
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 43: Career Tips From Veteran Women JournalistsIn this special episode recorded live at the AWiM24 Conference in Dakar, Senegal, Dr Yemisi had the honour of speaking with four phenomenal women who have spent decades shaping African journalism: Dr. Lilian Okonkwo-Ogabu, Angela Agoawike, Ekong Uduak, and Ireti Bakare-Yusuf.These are women who have walked through fire, navigating tough newsrooms, evolving technologies, political pressures, and shifting audience expectations. And still, they remain passionate, purposeful, and powerful.You’ll hear them reflect on the lessons they wish they’d learned earlier, how they stay relevant in a constantly changing media landscape, and what advice they...
2025-06-1706 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 42: "Winning Against All Odds" with Dr Joyce KiraboDr Joyce Kirabo is a lecturer and trainer with over 13 years of experience in mentoring, coaching, teaching and delivering training programs. She holds a PhD in business Administration from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. In a world where stories of resilience and determination often go unheard, the journey of Dr. Joyce stands out as a beacon of hope. Growing up as a refugee in Uganda, Dr. Joyce faced immense challenges that could have easily derailed her dreams. However, her unwavering commitment to education became her lifeline, guiding her through the darkest of times.Dr. Joyce's...
2025-05-2822 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 41: "Can AI Intervene for Women" with Rebecca MutisoRebecca Mutiso is the Manager of Accreditation and Compliance at the Media Council of Kenya.Rebecca's story begins in Nairobi, where she grew up in a vibrant household with her siblings and cousins. Despite facing poverty, her parents instilled in her the importance of education and self-advocacy. From a young age, Rebecca was known for her outspoken nature. This early foundation shaped her ambitions to either become a lawyer or a journalist—two fields where she believed she could make a difference.Ultimately, Rebecca chose journalism, a decision that has led her to explore the in...
2025-05-1321 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 40: The Power of Assertiveness" with Hinda MohamoudHinda Mohamoud is the Chief Editor of Bilan Media, Somalia's first all-women media team.Hinda leads a team dedicated to covering social issues often overlooked by traditional media in Somalia, such as climate change, people living with albinism and HIV/AIDS, and period education for young girls.Hinda's story begins in a conservative environment where women are often sidelined. Growing up, she was passionate about journalism, often listening to the radio and writing about her daily experiences. Hinda's determination led her to Mogadishu, where she eventually joined Bilan Media, an organization that has become a...
2025-04-2943 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 39: "Shaping AI for the Future of Journalism" with Nolwazi TusiniNolwazi Tusini, an award-winning broadcast journalist, queer feminist, social justice activist and Program Director, Amplify South Africa. Nolwazi shares her experiences with loss, particularly the impact of losing her mother at a young age. This profound loss not only shaped her personal journey but also influenced her career path, pushing her towards journalism as a means to advocate for change.Nolwazi talks about the challenges currently facing the media industry, particularly in light of technological advancements like AI. She emphasizes the need to keep a close eye on the policy making around AI and for Africa to...
2025-04-0946 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 38: "AI Integration in Newsroom Operations" with Ruth ButaumochoRuth Butaumocho is an award-winning Zimbabwean journalist, gender, and development trainer with over 25 years of media experience.She is also the Managing Editor of The Herald Newspaper in Zimbabwe.As a journalist, Ruth has dedicated over a decade to gender reporting, using her platform to highlight the issues faced by women in Zimbabwe. Her personal experiences with domestic violence have fueled her passion for advocating for gender equality and empowering women through her writing.Ruth's insights serve as a reminder of the resilience and determination required to navigate this ever-changing landscape. Her journey is...
2025-03-2546 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 37: "Sustainability in a Traumatized, Resource-starved Landscape" with Omnia Shawkat & Raghdan OrsudOmnia Shawkat & Raghdan Orsud are two remarkable women who have co-founded media organizations (Andariya and Beam Reports) dedicated to serving the Sudanese community. Their journey is not only inspiring but also highlights the challenges faced by female entrepreneurs in a male-dominated industry.As female co-founders, Omnia and Ragdan reflect on the unique challenges they encounter in the media sector. They share their experiences of navigating a male-dominated environment and the importance of networking and supporting other women in the field. Their dedication to empowering future generations of female journalists and media creators is evident in their initiatives aimed...
2025-03-1148 min
Beyond The CompetitionEmpowering Future Engineers: Inside A World in Motion with Emma AkouriPodcast Summary: SAE Beyond the Competition – A World in Motion with Emma Akouri
In this episode of SAE Beyond the Competition, host Mike Sorg and co-host Scott Schultz interview Emma Akouri, Education Program Specialist for A World in Motion (AWIM) at SAE International. The discussion explores AWIM’s impact on STEM education, Emma’s journey from teaching to SAE, and how industry professionals and university students can engage with the program.
• What is AWIM?
World in Motion (AWIM) is SAE International’s STEM education initiative, offering 21 hands-on, inquiry-based challenges for students ranging from pre-K to 12th gr...
2025-02-2030 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 36: "Gender Equality Advocacy from the Grassroots" with Amie JoofAmie Joof is a journalist, activist, and women’s rights advocate, with over 35 years of experience.Madame Joof discusses her passion for journalism, her commitment to gender equality, and the importance of mentorship in empowering the next generation of women leaders. She also shares insights into the challenges and triumphs of advocating for women's rights in the media landscape.She stresses the need for early intervention in addressing gender issues. She also calls for greater engagement with educators at the preschool level to instill values of equality and respect from a young age. By addressing th...
2025-02-1846 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 35: "Leveraging AI in Corporate Communications" with Gloria EdukereGloria Edukere is a talented writer, advocacy specialist and corporate communications expert from Nigeria. She found her passion for writing at a young age, often retreating under the dining table to craft her stories. This early love for writing laid the foundation for her successful career in corporate communication.Gloria discusses her career path, sharing how she transitioned from writing poetry to becoming a sought-after content writer and communications specialist. She emphasises the importance of networking and seizing opportunities as they arise. In addition to discussing her personal journey, She talks about the role of AI...
2025-02-0443 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 34: "Need for Gender Policies in Newsrooms" with Melkamsew SelomonMelkamsew Selomon is a journalist with over 15 years of experience and also a Board Member of the Ethiopian Media Women Association (EMWA).Melkam shares her inspiring journey from growing up in Addis Ababa to becoming a prominent journalist and advocate for gender equality in media. She discusses her early life challenges, her pursuit of education, and her transition into journalism.Melkam's path to journalism was not a straightforward one. Despite excelling academically, she faced personal challenges, including an early pregnancy that temporarily derailed her educational aspirations. However, her determination and the support of her family...
2024-12-1042 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 33: "Making the Difference" with Mwape KumwendaMwape Kumwenda is an accomplished journalist and co-founder of Crown TV, Zambia with over 1o years of experience. She shares her experience growing up in Kabwe, Zambia where she witnessed firsthand the vulnerabilities faced by women and girls in her community. This early exposure to gender-based violence fueled her passion for justice, initially leading her to aspire to become a lawyer. However, circumstances led her to journalism, where she found a powerful platform to amplify the voices of the voiceless.Mwape’s story speaks to the need for women in media to rise to the top of the...
2024-12-0342 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 32: "Becoming a Voice for Change" with Sarah MawerereSarah Mawerere is a senior broadcast journalist at Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC). She shares her experience growing up in the rural Busoga Region of Uganda, where she faced numerous challenges, including the loss of both parents at a young age. Despite these hardships, she pursued her dream of becoming a journalist, inspired by the voices she heard on Radio Uganda as a child.The Kigali Declaration on the Elimination of Gender Violence in Media in Africa has been a significant influence on her work. Sarah sees it as a call to action, urging media houses to ensure...
2024-11-2940 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 31: "Fighting for your Rights" with Regine AkalikumutimaRegine Akalikumutima is a remarkable teacher turned media owner and gender activist from Rwanda. She shares her personal experiences and involvement in the Kigali Declaration, a pivotal step in combating gender-based violence in media across AfricaHer journey into media was sparked by the challenges she observed as a teacher. Many of her students struggled with issues stemming from their home environments, where gender imbalance and conflict were prevalent. This motivated Regine to launch her first radio program, "Tuliri Rwanda," meaning "Let us educate for Rwanda," which paved the way for her career in journalism....
2024-11-2633 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 30: "Embracing Empathetic Leadership" with Pamella Makotsi-SittoniPamella Makotsi is a prominent Kenyan journalist and media executive with a career spanning over two decades.Pamella shares her inspiring journey from a humble upbringing in Kenya to becoming a prominent figure in the journalism world. She discusses the impact of her large family on her confidence. She also talks about how her early experiences sparked her passion for journalism.Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiaryLearn about African Women in Media at https://africanwomeninmedia.comList of Organisations/Resources to...
2024-10-2353 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 29: "Recognizing Your Worth" with Sophia KudjordjiSophia Kudjordji is a Ghanaian Corporate Communications expert with a rich background that spans over two decades.In this episode, Sophia shares her journey, challenges, and the lessons learned along the way, from her dynamic childhood in Ghana to becoming one of the top ten most influential women who have risen to the top in journalism and public relations.Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiaryLearn about African Women in Media at https://africanwomeninmedia.comList of Organisations/Resources to Support Women...
2024-09-1749 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 28: "Harnessing the Power of Media Advocacy" with Asmaa JamesAsmaa James is a renowned journalist, activist, and philanthropist from Sierra Leone with over 20 years of experience in broadcast journalism, management and advocacy for women's rightsIn this episode, Asmaa shares her journey from being a volunteer in a local radio station to rising through the ranks to become a presenter, producer, editor of the day, and station manager and ultimately establishing her own media entity dedicated mostly to covering issues affecting women and girlsSubscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiaryLearn about African Women in Media at https...
2024-08-2740 min
Her Media DiaryTRAILER - Her Media DiaryIntroducing Her Media Diary, a podcast where Dr Yemisi Akinbobola speaks to some of the most influential women leaders in media. From personal experiences of workplace dynamics to burning global issues like climate change, food security, and peacebuilding. Her Media Diary tackles these topics and more. Bringing you first-person accounts and solutions from across the world. Her Media Diary podcast is a product of African Women in Media (AWiM). Find out more about AWiM https://africanwomeninmedia.com/
2024-08-2401 min
Her Media DiaryHer MD General TrailerIntroducing Her Media Diary, a podcast where Dr Yemisi Akinbobola speaks to some of the most influential women leaders in media. From personal experiences of workplace dynamics to burning global issues like climate change, food security, and peacebuilding. Her Media Diary tackles these topics and more. Bringing you first-person accounts and solutions from across the world. Her Media Diary podcast is a product of African Women in Media (AWiM). Find out more about AWiM https://africanwomeninmedia.com/
2024-08-2401 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 27: "Finding Your Voice Amidst Chaos" with Rosebell KagumireRosebell Kagumire is a trained journalist, rights advocate, digital strategist, public speaker and award-winning blogger, with expertise in human rights, gender, peace and conflict issues.In this episode, Rosebell recounts the challenges and dangers she faced as a young female journalist reporting from the front lines in South Sudan. These experiences exposed her to the harsh realities of war and the unique struggles faced by women in conflict situations and ignited her passion for advocating for women's rights and African feminism.Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee...
2024-08-131h 08
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 26: "Shunning Gender Stereotypes" with Peace HillaryPeace Hillary is an accomplished Rwandan journalist with over 20 years of experience in the media profession. She currently serves as the Managing Director of Family Magazine, which focuses on gender issues, family promotion, women’s empowerment, combating Gender-Based Violence (GBV), and family conflicts.Peace shares her journey from surviving the Rwandan genocide, to becoming a prominent voice for gender equality and women's empowerment. She discusses lobbying for a gender desk at the Rwandese Ministry of Defense, founding Family Magazine, her efforts in combating gender-based violence, and her vision for a media landscape that includes and uplifts marginalized vo...
2024-07-1052 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 25: "Standing Up For What You Believe" with Phathiswa Magopeni Phathiswa Magopeni is a South African-born media personality, and former Head of News and Current Affairs at the South African Broadcasting Corporation. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the SABC. Phathiswa recounts her journey from her early life in rural South Africa, through her university years, and into her impactful career at SABC. She opens up about the struggles she faced, the lessons she learned, and the importance of trusting one's intuition. Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiary Learn about African...
2024-06-251h 09
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 24: "Honing the Craft" with Eugenia Abu Her Media Diary Episode 24: "Honing the Craft" with Eugenia Abu Eugenia Abu is a distinguished broadcaster, author, media consultant, and one of Nigeria’s finest broadcasters and compères renowned for anchoring the 9:00 pm news on the Nigerian Television Authority for seventeen years. Eugenia’s advice to aspiring broadcasters is clear: focus on the craft, be patient, and always be prepared. These principles have guided her own career and will continue to inspire the next generation of media professionals. Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.e...
2024-06-111h 11
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 23: "Need for Female Pedagogy" with Prof Kim Fox Kim Fox is a Professor of Practice in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication (JRMC) at The American University in Cairo (AUC) Egypt. She primarily teaches Audio Production and other journalism courses, and her research interests include Podcasting, Audio, Radio, Media Representation, Teaching with Technology, and Social Media. Her story speaks to media professionals who have either transitioned or are planning to transition into academia just to transfer the knowledge they’ve gathered over the years. She suggests the need for female pedagogy around teaching what is obtainable in the industry to give students up...
2024-05-2850 minHer Media DiaryHer Media Diary with Dr Sarah MachariaHer Media Diary Episode 22: "Gender Equality Advocacy Through Media Monitoring” with Dr Sarah Macharia
This episode with Dr Sarah Macharia who is a gender equality champion, women’s rights advocate, and the global coordinator of the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) unpacks the slow pace of change despite extensive efforts in advocacy and training, and the need to embrace incremental progress.
Mostly drawn from Dr. Macharia's personal journey, rooted in her mother's resilience and advocacy, to her professional insights on the pervasive gender biases in media and technology, this conversation is a testament to the power of resolve and the impo...
2024-05-1450 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 22: "Gender Equality Advocacy Through Media Monitoring" with Dr Sarah Macharia Dr Sarah Macharia is a gender equality champion, women’s rights advocate, and the global coordinator of the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP), which is the world’s longest-running initiative focused on researching and promoting gender equality in media. This episode unpacks the slow pace of change despite extensive efforts in advocacy and training, and the need to embrace incremental progress. From Dr Macharia's personal journey, rooted in her mother's resilience and advocacy, to her professional insights on the pervasive gender biases in media and technology, this conversation is a testament to the power of resolve and the i...
2024-05-1450 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 21: "Inspiring Women Through Visibility" With Prof Nancy Booker Professor Nancy Booker is an Associate Professor and the Dean at the Graduate School of Media and Communications, The Aga Khan University, Kenya. Her story speaks to women and media scholars who understand the need to show up regardless of how inconvenient it might be, just to ensure that they are seen and heard by people who might just need their presence as an assurance that it is actually possible for women. She suggests the concept of culturally relevant mentorship as one of the things that need to be done to help women occupy leadership...
2024-04-191h 00
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 20: "Why Gender Representation Matters?" with Prof Lilian Atanga Prof Lilian Atanga is an accomplished scholar and researcher in Gender and Discourse Studies. Her research interests lie at the intersection of language, gender, politics, and the media in African contexts. Prof Atanga’s story speaks to all media scholars and educators who have made their marks in the industry and to prospectives who wish to make a positive impact on their communities through gender research. She strongly advocates the need for media educators to teach gender using the expository approach rather than the confrontational approach. Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite po...
2024-04-0556 min
Womanity - Women in UnityDr Karin-Therese Howell – Academic Director of Mathematical Sciences at the African Institute for Mathematical SciencesThis week on Womanity-Women in Unity, Dr. Amaleya Goneos-Malka talks to Dr Karin-Therese Howell who is the Academic Director of Mathematical Sciences at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences, which is Africa’s first network of centres of excellence in mathematical sciences. There are currently centres in Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal and South Africa. The African Institute for Mathematical Sciences brings together some of the most gifted students in the continent and uses the slogan, “We believe the next Einstein will be African”.
Dr. Howell narrates her journey into mathematics, in particular studies in abstract algebra and algebraic biology...
2024-02-1632 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 19: 'Finding Your Tribe' with Comfort Mussa Comfort Mussa is a prolific, multi-award-winning Cameroonian journalist with over 15 years of experience covering underreported stories, with a special focus on issues affecting women and girls. Comfort's story speaks to all women out there who experience any form of chastisement for speaking up for themselves and refusing to conform to social constructs. She strongly advocates the need for female journalists to find their tribes and belong to groups that would push them to do better. Subscribe to Her Media Diary now on your favourite podcasting platform https://linktr.ee/hermediadiary Learn about African Wo...
2023-11-2155 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 18: "Amplifying the Voice of Mother Nature" With Annonciata ByukusengeAnnonciata Byukusenge is a multimedia journalist with 12 years of experience. She holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Rwanda and a certificate in Media Management from Women in News. She has worked with a number of media houses and NGOs including rwandanews24 and theforefrontmagazine. In this episode, Annonciata talks about her passion for environmental reporting and how she nurtured the desire to advocate for the environment through the media following the Rwandan genocide. Annonciata identifies with women, Mother Earth and wildlife who are not just vulnerable but are not able to...
2023-11-1523 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 17: "Environmental Reporting Using Gender Lens" With Annie ZuluAnnie Zulu is an accomplished freelance journalist with a remarkable career in the media industry spanning over 7 years. She has earned numerous awards for her outstanding contribution to Journalism. Her focus is on investigative stories that are often underreported, particularly those that address issues affecting women, children, climate change, and the environment. In this episode, Annie shares her unique experiences while navigating the media industry as a female freelance journalist focusing on issues affecting women, children, climate change, and the environment. Annie’s story speaks directly to freelance female journalists who have had to struggle at...
2023-10-3133 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 16: "Nobody knows that story unless you tell it" With Marverine Cole Marverine Cole is a multi-award-winning broadcaster and journalist with over 30 years of experience working as a reporter and news anchor for the UK’s leading media stations including the BBC She has produced several radio documentaries, including Black Girls Don’t Cry which earned her ‘Journalist of the Year’ at the Mind Media Awards in 2019. In this episode, Marverine shares her journey up the media ladder as a black woman in a white-dominated UK society where a person’s skin colour plays a vital role in what they can achieve. She also shares how she has...
2023-06-2742 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 15: "Know when it's time to check out" with Verah OkeyoVerah Okeyo is an award-winning journalist, communications manager, and media trainer with over ten years of experience covering global health with a focus on maternal and child health, infectious diseases, and underrepresented communities. In this episode, Verah shares her journey from her childhood to the newsroom while battling with clinical depression. She shares the strategies she developed to manage her mental health and how her lived experiences have helped shape a set of values that guides how she reports the stories of others. Verah’s story embodies strength, survival, and courage. She calls on journalists and m...
2023-01-231h 04
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 12."Taking Brave steps" with Adelle OnyangoAdelle Onyango is a Kenyan media personality, podcaster and founder of the Adelle Onyango Initiative, an organisation that empowers youth and provides psycho-social support to African women survivors of rape. Through her podcast, Legally Clueless, she captures the raw human stories of everyday Africans. In this episode, Adelle shares the stories behind the many brave steps she has taken, from her career to her activism and use of media to tackle gender-based violence. Adelle's story embodies resilience and what happens when you confront your fears. If you are contemplating that next big st...
2023-01-1755 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 14: "Getting my life back!" with Qaanitah HunterQaanitah Hunter is a multiple award-winning journalist and political editor at News24, South Africa. She is the author of 'Balance of Power: Ramaphosa and the future of South Africa' and recently co-authored a book called 'Eight Days in July: Inside the Zuma unrest that set South Africa alight'. In this episode, Qaanitah shares her journey from childhood through her rise to fame and finding a voice to advocate for mental health after battling with depression. Qaanitah’s story is that of determination and sacrifice fueled by her childhood desire to reach the peak of her care...
2023-01-1742 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 13: "Draw the Line" with Moyo ThomasMoyo Thomas is a news reporter and strategic communications specialist. Describing herself as a humanist and a womanist she is a sexual and gender-based violence advocate fighting for women's rights, security and safety. In this episode, Moyo Thomas discusses the representation and presentation of sexual harassment and gender-based violence in Nigerian media and the cultural dimensions of gender equality. Her call to journalists and media organisations is to be proactive in challenging male dominance in media leadership and more willingness to stop sexual harassment in the workplace. You don’t want to miss this episode ...
2023-01-1735 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 11: "I want to help the survivors" with Soyem OsakweSoyem Osakwe is a specialist in Global communications, campaigns and advocacy. In this episode, Soyem speaks passionately about her work using effective communications strategies to raise awareness and advocate against gender-based violence. If you are a journalist or content creator, if you work for an NGO or simply want to lend your voice to real change, then you'd want to listen to this episode as Soyem shares essential tips on how she has successfully worked with ambassadors, celebrities and influencers in fighting for justice for survivors and victims of gender-based violence. Soyem's episode will be released on 14 No...
2022-11-1441 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 10: "Let's all be Bad Girls!" with Rachel OmbakaIn this episode Yemisi Akinbobola Interviews @rachel_ombaka media editor, trainer and public speaker shares her experiences of sexual harassment in the newsroom and speaks passionately about her activism against this. Her interview is honest and personal, as she shares how childhood memories of gender-based violence impacted her own relationship with her daughter and how these experiences have shaped her championing and training others to rise up against sexual harassment in Kenyan newsrooms. For her work, some called her a "bad girl", a term meant to ridicule her and women like her who dare to speak up. "Let's all...
2022-11-0741 min
SAE Tomorrow Today124. Fueling Flight with Hydrogen TechnologyZero emission aviation is the future—and Hydroplane is paving the way with affordable hydrogen fuel cell powerplant technology..Founded by former NASA engineer Dr. Anita Sengupta, Hydroplane is focused on decarbonizing aviation for regional aircraft travel. As the winner of two U.S. Air Force Agility Prime contracts, Hydroplane’s team of space program-trained engineers have developed a drop-in hydrogen fuel cell powerplant solution designed to replace existing combustion powerplants in single engine and urban air mobility platforms. The result is lower cost and a significant improvement in range, endurance, and payload over battery powe...
2022-08-2530 min
SAE Tomorrow Today110. Words Don't Teach, Experiences DoFor many underrepresented students, the possibility of a career in STEM is either unknown or out of reach. But a dedicated team at one school in Phoenix, Arizona is determined to change that..At Sevilla Elementary – West Campus, Educator Mia DeLaRosa and Principal Jennifer Bunch are on a mission to support their students by eliminating barriers to high-quality education. Their goal? Providing an immersive STEM experience that sparks the belief that developing an engineering mindset is attainable for all students, no matter their background..Through a partnership with the SAE Foundation’s A...
2022-05-1940 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM Podcast with Ose Osundeko | Group Head, Digital Marketing at Fidelity Bank PLCOse Osundeko is an accomplished marketing strategist and leader with over a decade of success elevating profitability, market share, and overall recognition of diverse brands. She is a Digital Transformation Leader with in-depth knowledge of the digital marketing landscape; developed digital marketing strategies and high-quality content to accelerate brand growth. She is also a Customer Experience and Digital Marketing trainer in Africa.
2021-06-2939 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM Podcast with Tega Ajogun | Founder, Qlick Digital AfricaTega Edwin-Ajogun is an experienced Marketing and Communications Strategist with over 7 years in the industry focused on delivering creative performance-based marketing campaigns in Africa.
Follow @Africanwim on Twitter and Instagram for FREE Marketing tips.
2021-05-241h 04
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 9: Julia MajaleIn this episode of #HerMediaDiary Kenyan journalist, Julia Majale talks about her journey to becoming the Managing Editor of Tuko Media. Julia discusses how her early life shaped her leadership skills and the enduring influence of her father and grandmother. She challenges journalists to seize opportunities and to take on extra roles that stretch them, put them on the path of growth and open doors to even more opportunities. We also discuss: Being intentional about creating a work environment that is enabling for women journalists Challenges of managing staff who are working from home The future o...
2021-05-2446 min
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 4: Why we need more women on the labour migration beatThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. It highlights how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. In this episode we discuss: AWiM Co-founder and CEO Dr Yemisi Akinbobola talks about why it is important to support more women in media to get into labour migration reporting AWiM's partnership with Wikimedia Foundation to increase the number of African women who write and edit Wikipedia profiles, and to increase the n...
2021-04-1223 min
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 4: Why we need more women on the labour migration beatThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. It highlights how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. In this episode we discuss: AWiM Co-founder and CEO Dr Yemisi Akinbobola talks about why it is important to support more women in media to get into labour migration reporting AWiM's partnership with Wikimedia Foundation to increase the number of African women who write and edit Wikipedia profiles, and to increase the n...
2021-04-1223 min
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 3: Experiences of women who migrate for workThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. It highlights how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. In this episode we discuss: The experiences of first- and second-generation African migrants who started businesses in the US and the UK Migration that occurs within countries termed developing countries with Oreva Olakpe, a research fellow at CERC in Migration based at Ryerson University, Canada Using Wikipedia to boost the visibility of A...
2021-04-0521 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM podcast with Omokehinde Thomas | Digital Business Lead at The Redwolf CompanyEpisode 6 AWIM podcasting with Omokehinde Thomas, the current Digital Business lead at The Redworlf Company, a sister company of Noah's Ark Communications, Africa.
Omokehinde Thomas is an experienced Digital Marketing professional with Ten years of working experience managing digital marketing for multiple brands in West Africa.
Omokehinde's podcast shares her experience working in the Advertising agency industry and how women can pave their way to grow.
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2021-02-261h 19
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 2: Reporting trends on the continentThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa, and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. It highlights how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. In this episode we discuss: Labour migration reporting trends in Africa with Sumeya Gasa, award-winning multimedia journalist and former AWiM News Editor in Chief Terms used in migration with Racha Haffar, an award-winning women's rights activist from Tunisia and founder and president of Not 4 Trade Hosted and produced by Andy Mkosi f...
2021-02-2619 min
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 2: Reporting trends on the continentThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa, and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. It highlights how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. In this episode we discuss: Labour migration reporting trends in Africa with Sumeya Gasa, award-winning multimedia journalist and former AWiM News Editor in Chief Terms used in migration with Racha Haffar, an award-winning women's rights activist from Tunisia and founder and president of Not 4 Trade Hosted and produced by Andy Mkosi f...
2021-02-2619 min
Her Media DiarySPECIAL SERIES: Labour Migration Reporting Ep 1: Contextualising labour migration on the continentThis podcast series looks at labour migration in Africa, and focuses on how women experience it on different levels. The series focuses on gendered stories that highlight how African women experience labour migrations locally, regionally and internationally; featuring expert analysis and tips for journalists who report on labour migration issues. Hosted and Produced by Andy Mkosi for African Women in Media
2021-01-2931 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 8: Nelisiwe NkosiHer Media Diary Episode 8: Nelisiwe Nkosi In this episode, South African photographer, Nelisiwe Nkosi talks about how photography helped her work through the trauma of being sexually assaulted on two occasions. Her photographic series, “Breakeven” expresses the feelings of shame, violation, vulnerability and a yearning to be invisible. “Breakeven” went on to be exhibited at prestigious and even earned her a spot in the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans' list in 2020.
2021-01-2135 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM Podcast with Maureen Kambona | Marketing Manager, East Africa, Home of Nokia PhonesMaureen Kambona has over a decade of experience as a marketing expert in the FMCG and retail industry with a specialization in bringing new brands visions to life, and their penetration into new markets across Africa.
In this episode of AWIM Podcast, Maureen Kambona discusses 'Holiday Marketing in Africa' Tune in to get tips on Holiday marketing in Africa.
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2020-12-1552 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM Podcast with Jade Oyateru | Digital Marketing Director, Kasha Global IncEpisode 4 AWIM podcasting with Jade Oyateru, Digital Marketing Director, Kasha Global Inc, Africa.
Jade Oyateru is an Experienced Marketing professional with Ten years of working experience and a successful track record working in the Retail and FMCG industry in Africa. She also holds an MBA from Imperial College Business School, United Kingdom.
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2020-11-1449 min
IslamicPodcastKhutbah Defying the Family #73Created by Nouman Ali Khan. #073 ----------------------------------------------------
Wa lakum nisfu maa taraka azwaajukum il lam yakul lahunna walad; fa in kaana lahunna waladun falakumur rub'u mimmaa tarakna mim ba'di wasiyyatiny yooseena bihaaa aw dayn; wa lahunnar rubu'u mimmaa taraktum il lam yakul lakum walad; fa in kaana lakum waladun falahunnas sumunu mimmaa taraktum; mim ba'di wasiyyatin toosoona bihaaa aw dayn; wa in kaana rajuluny yoorasu kalaalatan awim ra atunw wa lahooo akhun aw ukhtun falikulli waahidim minhumas sudus; fa in kaanooo aksara min zaalika fahum shurakaaa'u fissulus; mim ba'di wasiyyatiny yoosaa bihaaa aw dainin ghaira mudaaarr; wasiyyatam minal laah; wal...
2020-11-0934 minAfrican Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM Podcast with Modupe Ogunyemi | Senior Communications Manager, RBCEpisode 3 AWIM podcasting with Modupe Ogunyemi, Senior Communications Manager, RBC (North America, Canada)
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2020-10-1751 min
Her Media DiaryHer media diary episode 7: Josephine MahachiIn this episode of Her Media Diary with Josephine Mahachi, A Deutsche Welle Journalist, founder of Click Africa and host of Live Chat with Josey, we talk conquering fears, perseverance, support systems and strength. Growing up in a family where the girl child played second fiddle to the boy child, she defied all odds and self-sponsored herself into Journalism school. Her determination and the inspiration she got from Oprah Winfrey saw her wanting to change the narrative of how Africa is portrayed by western media. This gave birth to her first TV show Click Africa, which sought...
2020-09-1449 min
African Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM podcast with Omolara Banjoko | Marketing Manager at Frieslandcampina NigeriaEpisode 2 AWIM podcasting with Omolara Banjoko Marketing Manager at Frieslandcampina Nigeria, West Africa.
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2020-09-1331 min
Her Media Diary#HerMediaDiary Episode 6 with Arit Okpo“If we focus less on leaving a good impression and focus more on presenting the best impression of who we are, we stand a chance of then giving people the truest, most authentic picture of ourselves”. Arit Okpo, is a television presenter, voice over artist, documentary filmmaker, TV producer, and current host of CNN African Voices ...and a food lover. In this episode of Her Media Diary, Arit talks about growing up, her experiences in school and her work. A curious child who grew up to become a curious adult, her early education nurtured her inna...
2020-09-0659 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 5: Diana NielleThis week on #HerMediaDiary Podcast, I interview South African award-winning journalist, documentary and film director, Diana Neille. Diana discusses business models, taking storytelling for brands to a new level by involving journalism in traditional advertising and building credibility. She challenges journalists to dig deep and find new ways of making the profession sustainable again. In her quest to find sustainable business models for journalism, she left the safety of her mainstream media job at eNews to start Chronicle, an Editorial Production company in 2015, which saw her co-directing her first feature film documentary which chronicled the Bell Pottinger...
2020-08-2746 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 4: Christine Mungai‘Your network is your networth’ is an adage that we often hear about. In this episode, Kenyan multiple-award winning journalist and writer Christine Mungai, shares with us how her network paved her way into journalism after studying for a science degree. Her journey is aspiring and intriguing as she chronicles how she goes beyond descriptive journalism into analytic journalism, making her work outstanding. Christine shares how we need to wrap our story ideas in the “wrapping paper of the editor”. With such a fulfilling journey, one is tempted to think Christine has reached the peak of her career, yet she says...
2020-08-2346 minAfrican Women in Marketing (Africanwim)AWIM podcast with Chipo Biti | Digital Marketing Strategist
2020-08-1235 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 3: Bassey IkpiIt was a privilege to interview the writer, performer, and advocate Bassey Ikpi for the third episode of #HerMediaDiary podcast. We talk writing, finding yourself and mental health. Bassey talks about her diagnosis of bipolar and her journey in developing a successful career. This interview was recorded in October 2018, and since then her book ‘I’m Telling the Truth, but I’m Lying’, was published and became a New York Times Bestseller. The book “explores her life--as a Nigerian-American immigrant, a black woman, a slam poet, a mother, a daughter, an artist--through the lens of her mental health and dia...
2020-07-2745 min
Her Media DiaryHer Media Diary Episode 2: Ruona MeyersIn this episode with Emmy-nominated journalist, Ruona J. Meyer, we discuss investigative journalism, how to pitch yourself and your stories, and making use of the platforms available to you. Her undercover investigation ‘Sweet, Sweet Codeine’ highlighted the plight of young Nigerians addicted to codeine syrup. Less that 24 hours of broadcasting Sweet, Sweet Codeine, the import and manufacture of codeine-based syrup was banned by the Nigerian government. In 2019, Ruona became the first Nigerian journalist to be nominated for an International Emmy Award. Interviewing Ruona was insightful, fun and real. Her journey is testimony to the consequences of hard-work and dedication. Follow her on Twitter...
2020-07-1750 min
Her Media DiaryMental Health of JournalistsIn this episode, we speak about the mental health of journalists and duty of care of editors and senior management in news organisations, to journalists. Dr Yemisi Akinbobola, is joined by Qaanitah Hunter, Politics Editor at South Africa's News24, and Stephanie Busari, Editor at CNN Africa.
2020-05-0129 min
Her Media DiaryFact-checking and VerificationIn our third episode of our four-part podcast series, Covid-19 for Journalists, Dr Yemisi Akinbobola is joined by Jane Godia, Capacity Building Manager, Africa, for WAN-IFRA's Women in News; Motunrayo Joel, Africa Checks' Nigeria deputy editor, and Paul Bradshaw, BBC data journalist and Associate Professor at Birmingham City University. We talk about the differences between fact-checking and verification, how newsrooms are fact-checking world leaders like Donald Trump, and the need for media literacy alongside technological responses to misinformation.
2020-04-2432 min
MineCast: Updates and BeyondAn Introduction to the showWelcome to "A Week In Minecraft" (AWIM) This series is going to dive deep into the past week of Minecraft and everything that has been Announced, teased, updated, and explained. This week's episode is just here to introduce the series, and give you an idea of what Is to come. So stick around if you like it, and maybe give it a fallow. Thank you :)
2020-04-1918 minHer Media DiaryInnovative Reporting of COVID-19In this second episode of COVID-19 for Journalists, we discuss innovative reporting and exploring emerging best practices. I am joined by Ferial Haffajee, Daily Maverick, South Africa; Chidi Uguru, Big Cabal Media, Nigeria; Blaise Aboh, Orodata, Nigeria; Culton Scovia from Uganda, and Eunice Kilonzo from Kenya. We talk: Maps, surveillance, digital tracking, missing narratives, solutions journalism, mobile journalism, curfew and movement, privacy v public health and telling the good news.
2020-04-1640 min
Her Media DiarySafety and Responsibility in Reporting COVID-19This is the first of a four-part podcast series called COVID-19 for Journalists. In this episode we speak with Queenter Mbori and Maria Salazar-Ferro. Queenter Mbori is an Editor with The Standard Group and the President Standard Group Women Network. Maria Salazar Ferro is director of CPJ’s Emergencies Department, overseeing the organization’s assistance and safety work worldwide. She is president of the board of the ACOS (A Culture of Safety) Alliance, a coalition aimed at improving protections for freelancers. She joined CPJ in 2005 and has served as coordinator for the Journalist Assis...
2020-04-0832 min
Her Media DiaryHodan Nalayeh, Founder Integration TVHodan Nalayeh was the founder of Integration TV, a platform she set up to change the narrative of Somalia. She talks about starting up a digital platform, developing your brand, and effective use of digital. Hodan was killed in an Al-Shabaab bombing on 12 July 2019.
2019-07-1230 min
Josua – bibletunes.deJosua 18 Teil 2Das erste Los fiel auf den Stamm Benjamin. Er erhielt für seine Sippen ein Gebiet zwischen den Stämmen Juda und Josef. 12 Seine Nordgrenze begann am Jordan, führte zum Höhenzug nördlich von Jericho hinauf und in westlicher Richtung durch die Berge bis zur Steppe von Bet-Awen. 13 Von dort ging sie nach Lus, dem heutigen Bethel, auf den Höhenzug südlich an der Stadt vorbei, nach Atrot-Addar hinab und bis zu dem Hügel, der südlich des unteren Bet-Horon liegt. 14 Dort wandte sie sich nach Süden und führte als Westgrenze bis nach Kirjat-Baal...
2013-04-2309 min