Children's Radio Foundation Podcast

This playlist consists of shows that speak on youth capital, education, job loss under Covid-19 and of course expectations for the new year.

Join the youth link up every Saturday on wave fm Mazabuka Zambia as they discuss issues around climate change Covid19 Sexual Reproductive health right. with support from Children's Radio Foundation and Agents of Change Foundation Zambia

Join the youth link up every Saturday on wave fm Mazabuka zambia as they discuss issues around climate change Covid19 Sexual Reproductive health right. with support from Children's Radio Foundation and Agents of Change Foundation Zambia

Join the youth link up every Saturday on wave fm Mazabuka zambia as they discuss issues around climate change Covid19 Sexual Reproductive health right. with support from Children's Radio Foundation and Agents of Change Foundation Zambia

Join the youth link up every Saturday on wave fm Mazabuka zambia as they discuss issues around climate change Covid19 Sexual Reproductive health right. with support from Children's Radio Foundation and Agents of Change Foundation Zambia

Youth Capital - Stakeholders Duties (1) by Children's Radio Foundation

Mpumalanga's Enviromental Crisis by Children's Radio Foundation

Maintaining A Healthy Lifestyle by Children's Radio Foundation

The country is rich in rivers, such as the transboundary Zambezi and lakes Tanganyika, Mweru and Kariba. It is estimated that only 1.5% of the annual renewable water resources are being used at present. There are significant regional differences across the country with regard to place and time when water is available

FROM the time Lusaka was declared a capital city in 1935, it has gradually but steadily grown into a bustling metropolitan. A decade and half later, the city has experienced rapid increase in population and infrastructure within the central business district and the peri-urban areas. The unplanned settlements that have uncontrollably sprung up in the past two decades have given rise to population...

YOUTH CHECK IN UNDERSTANING WHAT CLIMATE CHANGE IS by Children's Radio Foundation

The show is about , the schools being pushed to reopen on 15 February , we were looking into the advantage and disadvantage of that. And also wanted to see if the education department would it be ready by then and if safety measures will be enough for teachers and are they enough.

The show was about 2020 matriculants, we wanted to know what impact it made to them to write their final exam during the pandemic and how was the curriculum /academic year in 2020. We wanted to see if they coped and what did they do to cope in th

Dog-transmitted rabies is a zoonotic disease that causes the completely preventable death of an estimated 59,000 people every year [1]. Of those deaths, 24,000 occur in Africa where rabies has the highest per capita death rate [1]. In Zambia specifically, approximately 15,000 dog bite cases are recorded annually

Fever, severe headaches, irritability, extreme fatigue, swollen lymph nodes, and aching muscles and joints are common symptoms of sleeping sickness. Some people develop a skin rash. Progressive confusion, personality changes, and other neurologic problems occur after infection has invaded the central nervous system.

is the enlargement and hardening of limbs or body parts due to tissue swelling. It is characterised by edema, hypertrophy, and fibrosis of skin and subcutaneous tissues, due to obstruction of lymphatic vessels. It may affect the genitalia.

Sometimes the worms are visible in the anal area, underwear, or in the toilet. In stools, the worms look like small pieces of white cotton thread. Because of their size and white color, pinworms are difficult to see. The male worm is rarely seen because it remains inside the intestine.

The show was about the importance of 16 Days of activism youth reporters were educating people about this Topic that we must all say no to abuse against women and children and we must treat every day as an 16 days of activism so that we can stop this behaviour in our community and in our Country.

This show was about insights of work and sectors in Businesses the reason for youth reporters to talk about this topic is because they wanted to educate people about different sectors in Business and they were explaining to the listeners about formal and informal work so that people can have better understanding about these Terms.

This shows was about education we were asking our Listeners is it important to hire people with experience the reason why we have chosen this topic is because we have seen that most graduates don't get hired because the companies what people with experience although most of the people don't have experience because they just finished school. The show went very people shared their opinions about the...

Congo-Kinshasa Déchet Cause Principale Des Inondation Et Pollution à Kinshasa by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo - Kinshasa Comment Se Proteger Et Proteger Les Autres Contre La Covid - 19 by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo-Kinshasa Comment Se Proteger Contre La Covid - 19 by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo - Inga Les Maladies Tropicamles Negligées onchocercose Partie 2 by Children's Radio Foundation

Congo - INGA Avantage De La Construction Du Barrage Inga 3 by Children's Radio Foundation