With funding from United Nations Democratic Fund (UNDEF), International Alert and partners, UNICEF and UNDP, established the first community radios in Sao Tome and Principe in 2007. Located in two of the country's most deprived and isolated regions, and introduced at a time when the country is entering a new and challenging phase as a potential oil producer, the purpose of the radio stations is to empower, inform and give a voice to local communities, and enhance their participation in democratic processes.

With funding from United Nations Democratic Fund (UNDEF), International Alert and partners, UNICEF and UNDP, established the first community radios in Sao Tome and Principe in 2007. Located in two of the country's most deprived and isolated regions, and introduced at a time when the country is entering a new and challenging phase as a potential oil producer, the purpose of the radio stations is to empower, inform and give a voice to local communities, and enhance their participation in democratic processes.

The Liberia Media Project’s third and largest annual peace festival brought together participants from across the ethnic divide to promote reconciliation in West Africa through traditional and modern arts and communication. In this presentation, you will find photos, video and more information showcasing some of the highlights from that festival.
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