The Radio Workshop:
Giving Young People a Voice

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South Africa’s past has led to an abundance of diverse cultures and traditions. The Radio Workshop is celebrating Heritage Day, 24 September 2011. We’ll be journeying to the past with two young girls who share what their heritage means to them. Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, both high school learners in Grahamstown find new meanings in their cultures and traditions.

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Radio Workshop: Celebrating your heritage by childrensradiofoundation

The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lihle Skeyi and Aviwe Diko, as well as the tour guides at Albany Museum for sharing their stories with us.

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Climate Ambassadors planting trees at the Zambian Children

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Trees provide us with timber for building, wood for furniture, pulp for paper, fruit and seeds for food and medicine, and they’re home to many insects and animals. But do we ever give much thought to what happens once a tree is cut down for our use? The Radio Workshop is celebrating Arbour Month this September. We found out from youth in Zambia what trees mean to them, and how they are changing their communities one tree at a time!

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Tinasha Gwalia, and all the Climate Ambassadors at ZCCC3 for talking to us and sharing their messages about greening the planet.

Tinasha Gwalia

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Literacy is a lifeline to leisure, jobs, knowledge and communication. The Radio Workshop is celebrating the written word as the globe observes International Literacy Day on 8 September 2011. We visit a library and talk to two people whose world of words has opened new dimensions.

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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Angelica van Hees, Athenkhosi Office and Richard Nzowana for sharing their stories. A special thank you to Refilwe Mpshe our contributor from the Eastern Cape.

And that’s all from this week’s Radio Workshop!

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