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RED CARPET — 253 | Bobi Wine Talks Oscar Nomination, Uganda Politics; Stonebwoy Headlines Rolling Cocoa, and More
On this week’s edition of Red Carpet, we speak with multi-award-winning Ugandan musician and opposition leader Bobi Wine about his Oscar-nominated film titled “The People’s President.” Plus, host Jackson Mvunganyi sits down with Ghanaian reggae dancehall sensation Stonebwoy who recently was in Washington to perform at the Rolling Cocoa Festival, an event focused on showing art and culture from the West African nation. This and more entertainment-related updates on this week’s Red Carpet!
Healthy Living: A Look at Blood Donation
On this week's episode of Healthy Living, we hear from experts who sounded the alarm on the shortage of blood supply globally. Plus, Dr. Cynthia Chemonges, General Secretary for the East African Division of the International Academy of Pathology, discusses the challenges of blood donation and what can be done. This and more health related updates on this week's Healthy Living!
Our Voices 612: The Lives of Africa’s First-Born Daughters
On Our Voices: VOA unpacks the pressures that are faced by first-born daughters in Africa. Experts say they are often seen as the third parent to younger siblings. Hosts Auriane Itangishaka, Simegnish Mengesha and Anasthasie Tudieshe are joined by a panel of experts to discuss how first-born daughters handle the responsibilities placed on them. Guests include Ms. Paris Capleton of the National Health Service and Ms. Yasin Bojang, the co-founder of Home Girls Unite.
Africa 54: UN Resolution on Gaza Fails, Fears of Conflict Over Water, Wayna Performs Live
The United Nations Security Council fails to pass a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza -- this time Russia and China vetoed the measure. On World Water Day the United Nations is warning of a growing risk of conflict over water resources due to climate change. And in our entertainment report, we’ll have a performance from the talented singer Wayna. All this and much more, on today’s Africa 54!
