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Issue 44.2: Children & Literary Broadcasts on Radio Ghana

Issue 44.2: Children & Literary Broadcasts on Radio Ghana

CHILDREN & LITERARY BROADCASTSON RADIO GHANA Listening to Story Time & Taataa Tee Sarah Akrofi-Quarcoo   IntroductionAround mid-1937, barely two years after radio had been introduced tocolonial Ghana, eight-year-old Kate Bannerman and her two older...
Issue 44.2: Children & Literary Broadcasts on Radio Ghana

Issue 44.2: Abelemkpe Grinding Machine

ABELEMKPE GRINDING MACHINE Novisi Dzitrie Martin Egblewogbe: “I chose ‘Abelemkpe Grinding Machine’ by NovisiDzitrie because it is a lighthearted piece but quite well written,which reflects, both in its cosmopolitan attitude and style, the approachof many young...
Issue 44.2: Children & Literary Broadcasts on Radio Ghana

Issue 44.2: Home Guard

HOME GUARD Kwame Dawes The soldier sees in the womanwho milks the cow for a small cupof cream for the battered kettleof freshly brewed coffee, thereminder that all such ritualsare the harbingers of death.The soldier carries his gunknowing that when the maraudersarrive...
Issue 44.2: Children & Literary Broadcasts on Radio Ghana

Issue 44.2: Live Radio Jazz

LIVE RADIO JAZZ Nii Ayikwei Parkes Even the radio’s crackle, the blindnessthe medium comes with, cannot stopthe body’s unconscious ticks, feintsthat reach a feverish height as we willthe musician in that distant, dark roomthrough the sweaty contortions of her...