Filmmakers of Africa: the new podcasts from RFI

RFI launches new podcasts in partnership with the Cinémathèque Afrique of the Institut français to meet the pioneers of African cinema.   Through interviews, rare archives, and restored film clips, these podcasts highlight the journeys of pioneering filmmakers who combined boldness, commitment, and cultural roots. Each episode, narrated by a...

Suspension of Radio Omega in Burkina Faso

Radio Omega has been suspended in Burkina Faso for three months by the High Council for Communication following breaches of the law, ethics, and professional conduct. This sanction comes after the radio station published a report on its Facebook page about a march organized by the National Coordination of Citizen...

Radio Oscars: the winners announced

The Union of Local Radio Stations of Côte d'Ivoire (URPCI) celebrates the second edition of the Radio Oscars On January 9, 2025, Abidjan hosted the second edition of the Radio Oscars, a flagship event organized by the Union of Local Radio Stations of Côte d'Ivoire (URPCI). More than 150 local...

Interview with Isaac Dosso, director of Nostalgie Abidjan

Isaac Dosso has a degree in communications and human resources and is a journalist, radio host, and producer. Heis the communications manager for the NGO Réflexe Citoyenand is currently the project manager for Radio Jeune Abidjan and station manager for Radio Nostalgie Abidjan. Nostalgie recently celebrated its 30th anniversary. What...

AFRICA No. 1 comes back to life in Gabon

A few months ago, the transitional government announced its intention to revive the legendary African station and renovate the old premises, which had been abandoned since the station closed.  Since early May, AFRICA N°1 has returned to its original frequency, 94.5 FM, and resumed broadcasting for six hours spread across...

Burkina Faso: Radio Omega back on the airwaves

Omega Radio resumes broadcasting its programs after being suspended on August 10. It should be noted that Burkina Faso's transitional government had decided to suspend radio broadcasting. According to AFP, this suspension followed the broadcast of an interview described by the local government as "peppered with insults against the new...

Radio Omega suspended in Burkina Faso

 The transitional government in Burkina Faso has decided to suspend Radio Oméga, one of the country's most popular radio stations, "until further notice" after it broadcast an interview onThursday that was "peppered with insults against the new Nigerien authorities."  The government "assumes full responsibility for the decision to suspend Radio Omega's...