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Dawn At Witness Radio

Dawn At Witness Radio

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The Dawn is Witness Radio’s weekday morning show that immerses you in the latest knowledge on current affairs, key highlights, and new developments around land, environment, and climate issues across Africa. Don’t miss out. Tune in every weekday starting from 5 AM East African Time (EAT), for timely updates and insights as events unfold.

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Episodes
  • Turkey wins bid over Australia to host COP 31

    Turkey wins bid over Australia to host COP 31
    Jan 20 2026

    In this episode, we dive into the recent announcement that Turkey has been selected to host the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP 31), beating Australia in a competitive bid. We explore what this means for global climate diplomacy, Turkey’s climate and environmental agenda, and the potential opportunities and challenges ahead.
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    40 mins
  • The National Oil Palm is threatening to evict hundreds of smallholder farmers to expand its operations in Buvuma District

    The National Oil Palm is threatening to evict hundreds of smallholder farmers to expand its operations in Buvuma District
    Jan 20 2026

    In this episode, we dive into the growing tensions in Buvuma District, where the expansion of the National Oil Palm Company threatens the livelihoods of hundreds of smallholder farmers. Local communities share their stories of uncertainty, displacement, and the environmental impacts of large-scale palm oil production.
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    37 mins
  • The G20 summit in South Africa concludes despite boycot from USA

    The G20 summit in South Africa concludes despite boycot from USA
    Jan 20 2026

    In this episode, we unpack the highlights and controversies of the recent G20 Summit held in South Africa. Despite the notable absence of the United States, global leaders gathered to discuss pressing economic challenges, climate action, and international cooperation. We explore the reasons behind the US boycott, the key decisions made by participating nations, and what this could mean for global diplomacy and Africa’s role on the world stage. Join us as we analyze the summit’s outcomes, the reactions from international media, and the potential implications for global politics.
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    31 mins
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