Are women breaking through in the tough world of media - or is it still a boys club? Also: Chinese migrant - each year in China millions of migrant workers flock from villages to cities in search of jobs.
It’s been more than 3 weeks since Chadian rebel groups attempted a coup in the capital N’djamena.
Still people are trying to cope with daily life, but the scars of the deadly chaos are visible everywhere.
Sherine Tadros looks at how a part of Chad’s recent memory was destroyed, after looting in the country’s national radio broadcast station.
The South African government is facing possible court action over reports of radio active contamination. Residents and activists west of Johannesburg radio active contaminationare demanding that the alleged polluters, the gold mining industry, be held accountable. But the government is denying it’s a big deal, and mines say they are trying to clean up. Kalay Maistry reports for Al Jazeera.
Rageh Omaar travels to Pakistan to meet local radio journalists in the tribal areas on the border with Afghanistan.
You don’t have to be crazy to live in Buenos Aires, but it helps! Hence a popular radio talk-show run by asylum inmates.