Tune in to Pan African Radio 105.1FM “All People, Proud and Free!!!” and listen to Children and Young People in Development (Children & Young People) programme Every Saturday=Saturday 22 March 2013-time 10:hours to 11:00 hours. To participate call 0211-224350 ========== The question deserving a response is ‘Are Children’s and young people’s Voices being heard?’ This perhaps is the basis upon which this show is pegged as children and other vulnerable communities continue to cry for space. ======== Last week, Zambian youths across the ten provinces participated in commemorating the Youth Day which annually falls on 12th March. The 2014 National Youth Day was held on a Wednesday, 12th march 2014 on the theme: -“Promoting Youth Mainstreaming for National Sustainable Development. In Lusaka, youths took the traditional march from the Civic Centre to the Freedom Statue, and Vice-President Dr Guy Scott and Youth and Sports Minister Chishimba Kambwili officiated.. Dr Scott represented President Michael Chilufya Sata’s speech pledging the Patriotic Front’s commitment to empowering young people. ======== On last week’s show, we hosted of Zambian Association of Literacy (ZALIT) Deputy Executive Director and Co-Founder Nora Nyirenda and a colleague who stressed the importance of investing in children and young people. Ms Nyirenda expressed a desire for society to offer appropriate interventions that will genuinely empower children and young people with access to education and health services. During the panel discussion and phone interaction with listeners, emphasis to enact a people-driven constitution was highlighted as a guarantee for better life. ============ Today, Pan African Radio 105.1FM brand-were-“All people, are proud and Free!!! Children and Young People in Development (Children & Young People), The Dream Team-led by Josephine Pumulo Namakau, Gyft Mmembe, Luyando Mutale Katenda, Natasha Nyirenda and Fulman Mukobeko will lead the panel discussion on access to Reproductive Health from a Child’s and young person’s perspective: ‘Reproductive Health Services’ among children and young people in Zambia .Special mention to our facilitator Derrick Sinjela from the Zambian Developmental Media Alliance (ZADEMA) and in-house bible-wielding Ashton Kelly Bunda, will give a biblical interpretation and understanding of Reproductive Health. ======= Our panel moderated by Gyft Mmembe, Natasha Nyirenda and Josephine Pumulo Namakau includes……. Listeners, Josephine and Luyanda serve as UNICEF Climate Change Ambassadors for Zambia. To participate, call: 0211 2243 50 or text PAN leave a space, write your message or comment and then send to 3100. We are equally happy to welcome our Ambassador Maxwell Simbuwa, who is attached to Media Network for Childrights and Development (MNCRD) and works under the media mentorship of Executive Director Hebry Kabwe and Programmes Manager Prisca Sikana, and off course, we shall expect to host Brighton Kaoma Mukupa =========== Listeners, on today’s show, we shall look at the importance of proving easily accessible Reproductive Health Services to children and young people =========== How can you rate access to Reproductive Health Services among children and young people? What has been the role of Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia (PPAZ) on this score? What is the role of the church and media houses in Reproductive Health services provision? ========== Panelists, as we conclude, how can we improve access to good reproductive health services among children and young people? ========= Next Week’s topic===Listeners, next week, Saturday 22th March 2014, we shall discuss “Access to Education and Health as a God-given right.” : Join us then and good listening… Children in Development (Children & Young People) programme Presented by Gyft Mmembe, Natasha Nyirenda and Josephine Pumulo Namakau and produced Fulman Mukobeko, Sir Million Kambuli Junior and Executive Producer Derrick Sinjela derricksinjela.blogspot Tune in to Pan African Radio 105.1FM “All People, Proud and Free!!!” and listen to Children and Young People in Development (Children & Young People) programme Every Saturday=Saturday 22 March 2013-time 10:hours to 11:00 hours. To participate call 0211-224350 ========== The question deserving a response is ‘Are Children’s and young people’s Voices being heard?’ This perhaps is the basis upon which this show is pegged as children and other vulnerable communities continue to cry for space. ======== Last week, Zambian youths across the ten provinces participated in commemorating the Youth Day which annually falls on 12th March. The 2014 National Youth Day was held on a Wednesday, 12th march 2014 on the theme: -“Promoting Youth Mainstreaming for National Sustainable Development. In Lusaka, youths took the traditional march from the Civic Centre to the Freedom Statue, and Vice-President Dr Guy Scott and Youth and Sports Minister Chishimba Kambwili officiated.. Dr Scott represented President Michael Chilufya Sata’s speech pledging the Patriotic Front’s commitment to empowering young people. ======== On last week’s show, we hosted of Zambian Association of Literacy (ZALIT) Deputy Executive Director and Co-Founder Nora Nyirenda and a colleague who stressed the importance of investing in children and young people. Ms Nyirenda expressed a desire for society to offer appropriate interventions that will genuinely empower children and young people with access to education and health services. During the panel discussion and phone interaction with listeners, emphasis to enact a people-driven constitution was highlighted as a guarantee for better life. ============ Today, Pan African Radio 105.1FM brand-were-“All people, are proud and Free!!! Children and Young People in Development (Children & Young People), The Dream Team-led by Josephine Pumulo Namakau, Gyft Mmembe, Luyando Mutale Katenda, Natasha Nyirenda and Fulman Mukobeko will lead the panel discussion on access to Reproductive Health from a Child’s and young person’s perspective: ‘Reproductive Health Services’ among children and young people in Zambia .Special mention to our facilitator Derrick Sinjela from the Zambian Developmental Media Alliance (ZADEMA) and in-house bible-wielding Ashton Kelly Bunda, will give a biblical interpretation and understanding of Reproductive Health. ======= Our panel moderated by Gyft Mmembe, Natasha Nyirenda and Josephine Pumulo Namakau includes……. Listeners, Josephine and Luyanda serve as UNICEF Climate Change Ambassadors for Zambia. To participate, call: 0211 2243 50 or text PAN leave a space, write your message or comment and then send to 3100. We are equally happy to welcome our Ambassador Maxwell Simbuwa, who is attached to Media Network for Childrights and Development (MNCRD) and works under the media mentorship of Executive Director Hebry Kabwe and Programmes Manager Prisca Sikana, and off course, we shall expect to host Brighton Kaoma Mukupa =========== Listeners, on today’s show, we shall look at the importance of proving easily accessible Reproductive Health Services to children and young people =========== How can you rate access to Reproductive Health Services among children and young people? What has been the role of Planned Parenthood Association of Zambia (PPAZ) on this score? What is the role of the church and media houses in Reproductive Health services provision? ========== Panelists, as we conclude, how can we improve access to good reproductive health services among children and young people? ========= Next Week’s topic===Listeners, next week, Saturday 22th March 2014, we shall discuss “Access to Education and Health as a God-given right.” : Join us then and good listening… Children in Development (Children & Young People) programme Presented by Gyft Mmembe, Natasha Nyirenda and Josephine Pumulo Namakau and produced Fulman Mukobeko, Sir Million Kambuli Junior and Executive Producer Derrick Sinjela derricksinjela.blogspot
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