As the coronavirus pandemic gets a foothold in Africa, there is an urgent need to spread awareness of the disease. Here, radio and the spoken word still hold sway, so musicians and politicians are using catchy beats and memorable voices to encourage people to stop the spread of the virus and to protect themselves.
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Visual Audio Times
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CGTN America
CGTN America
Daniel Maxwell
China Plus
Hsiao-wen Lee
FRANCE 24 English
Jon Offei-Ansah
Voice of America
CGTN America
Carlson Wong, RTI
mgfiretested
Innocent Fabulous
Henry Ehis Okooboh
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Kwasi Gyasi
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Dhevarajan Devadas
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Willy Thomas
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Felicia Lin
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Dan Banik
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NIAS and its academic partners
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Saul Badjie
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Peter Dörrie and Desné Masie
UCL Asiatic Affairs
Noto Suoneto
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Noah Sullivan
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Daniel Dumbrill
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Michael Onyango
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Et Soh
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Et Soh
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Mihir Sharma
Africa On The Move
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unCoVer疫中人
Nicholas Gould
International Immersion
Kaixin Yan
JUNJIE WANG
Mary Kay Magistad
Temi & Umeir
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US-Asia Institute
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Daniel Palfi
Daniel, Steven, Andrew
Ampheros Podcasting
Lindy Wang
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