Dr Yemisi Akinbobola dives into the lived experiences of successful African women in medla. Her personal interview style takes you on the life journey of these leading women. You will be inspired, laugh, but most of all you will be empowered knowing that you too can make it in the media industry.
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Pariah Nation
WISER
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Radio Future Africa
Namibia Media Trust
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Girls’ Globe
Mayowa
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THESIS Podcast
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Harambee
ungei
None
Africa Is a Country
Wiki Loves Women
africarightstalk
Dayo Moyo
andrew junior
Neo African Diaspora
Culture Reset
eRACing the Lines Podcast
International Coalition of Sites of Conscience
Obehi Ewanfoh
Zweli
Yafed Mendez
Runeem Al Abssi
Brian Olemo
PEN South Africa
Nomwe
Euronews
Chelsea Isaac
Afrikan Centered Political Survivalist News
uhurusolidarity
wubp
CreateLondon
Firoze Manji
GiveOut
Congo Live
The Academic Citizen
Cambridge University
NIYEL
Thebabygod
The Harvard Crimson
SlaveFree Today
Jason
Timothy Douglass
devyani dev
Being African In Africa
Decolonization in Action Podcast
UN Women
No White Saviors
Office of the Alumni Association
Nathan A Cook
Holley Riva
Habibul Khondker
J.WILL
None
Mutendei Akhaya Nabutete
Misogynoir Mistress
Archive
Kelsey Sheffer
Ethical Fashion Initiative
J
Loujaine Lechehab
The Resistance Bureau
Fredrick Harris, Dean of the Division of Social Science
IFEX
EuroClio
The 2M Podcast
African EcoFeminisms
Ahiatsi Wonder
Afrinado
CJLO 1690AM
Pranjit Patar
African Minded Woman
The Gender Security Project
Pettre
Rhodes Music Radio
The Youth Influence Initiative
Oxford University
Joy
Vital Voices Global Partnership
Lia Boles
SOAS Radio
Human Rights Hub advocates
WAU 2017/18
Jenna Pollastrini
Ashley Watkins
US Human Rights Network
Tania Siyam
Jen Thorpe
Mind Shack
Volume
M77
University of Dundee