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Daybreak Africa is a 30-minute breakfast show looks at the latest developments on the continent and provides in-depth interviews, and reports from VOA correspondents.

Nightline Africa is a 60-minute news magazine program highlighting the latest issues and developments on the continent. Correspondents from Washington and across Africa offer in-depth interviews, analysis and features on African arts and culture,...

Brighten your day by tuning in the Sonny Side of Sports radio show. VOA’s Sonny Young delivers an upbeat and lively presentation during his 30 minute sports shows, broadcast Monday through Friday.

On this fresh, fast-paced show, Jackson M'vunganyi and co-hosts around the African continent explore trends of the day and many issues that affect Africa's youth. Check out the UpFront's Facebook page, (search Upfront Show) and connect with him on...

VOA Africa reaches more than 25 million people on the web, social media, radio, and television. We deliver Africa-related content in English targeted to all 54 countries in Africa and the diaspora. Our programs engage audiences on a wide variety of...

VOA Africa reaches more than 25 million people on the web, social media, radio, and television. We deliver Africa-related content in English targeted to all 54 countries in Africa and the diaspora. Our programs engage audiences on a wide variety of...

VOA Africa reaches more than 25 million people on the web, social media, radio, and television. We deliver Africa-related content in English targeted to all 54 countries in Africa and the diaspora. Our programs engage audiences on a wide variety of...

VOA Africa reaches more than 25 million people on the web, social media, radio, and television. We deliver Africa-related content in English targeted to all 54 countries in Africa and the diaspora. Our programs engage audiences on a wide variety of...

Learning English programs use a limited vocabulary and short sentences. They are read at a slower pace than VOA's other English broadcasts. Our broadcasts were formerly known as Special English.