Social media in this age has offered a lot of young people a myriad of opportunities particularly in building their potential to promote their skills, to learn , and even to build networks and other career enriching opportunities that can eventually facilitate...
This episode features: 1. The Global Development Network (GDN) invites researchers from low-income or middle- income countries to submit research proposals on the theme, ‘Unpacking the health- environment-economic wellbeing nexus,’ for the Japanese Award for...
Agenda 2063: This episode of Agenda 2063 features Dr. Violet Makuku, Quality Assurance Expert at the AAU, in a discussion on the success of the Agenda 2063 and the threat of Covid-19, in derailing the effectiveness of Africa’s blueprint framework, with your...
The act of earning and managing our finances is an activity that many students are so used to and can a long way to affect their independence and soundness in school. Hence, this episode of African Students Voices invites young professionals in the field of personal...
Living the American Dream, Kojo Asamoa-Caesar braces through all the odds to become the: • First Black nominee from Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District • First ever first-generation American from OK-01 • Youngest ever Democratic nominee for OK-01 • First ever...
AAU Talks sit-in host, Bridget Ama Denteh, interviews on how the academic community is managing the impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Her guest was Dr. Mabel Oti-Boadi, a clinical psychologist and lecturer at the University of...
Drug-resistant tuberculosis kills around 250 000 people each year. Antimicrobial resistance is a global health emergency and threatens the effective prevention and treatment of an ever-increasing range of infections caused by bacteria, parasites, viruses, and fungi....
AAU TV’s HealthAfrik host, Bridget Ama Denteh, posed all the questions about corona virus when Dr. Prince Opong Kyekyeku, a medical officer at the Lebanon Community Hospital in Accra, Ghana appeared as Guest on her...
Pneumonia is the world’s leading cause of death among children under 5 years of age and accounted for 808 694 children death in 2017. Pneumonia is now is a serious complication when one has corona virus. Enjoy this episode as Bridget Ama Denteh engages Dr Prince...
