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Accra, Gold Coast: June 17, 1943 Mallam Isq Katsina (L) and Mallam Bello Kano (R) broadcast to British West Africa from the Gold Coast broadcasting station in Accra. They broadcast regularly in their own language, bringing Africans the latest news and entertainment programs. The Gold Coast became indendent in 1957 and is now known as Ghana

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1940s 1943 Africa Broadcasting Communications Entertainment Ghana Microphone Monochromatic Monochrome Native Dress Radio Studios Two Men Only Accra Gold Coast


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In this vintage photograph taken in Accra, Gold Coast on June 17,1943, Mallam Isq Katsina (left) and Mallam Bello Kano (right) can be seen broadcasting from the Gold Coast Africa Broadcasting station. Dressed in traditional native attire, these two men were instrumental in bringing news and entertainment programs to the people of British West Africa in their own language. The image captures a significant moment in history when radio communication played a vital role in connecting Africans with the outside world. With their monochromatic studio as a backdrop, these broadcasters used their voices to inform and entertain listeners across the region. It is important to note that at the time this photo was taken, Ghana was known as the Gold Coast. However, it would go on to gain independence from British colonial rule in 1957 and become known by its present name. This snapshot offers us a glimpse into an era where communication technology was still evolving but already making waves across continents. The dedication of individuals like Mallam Isq Katsina and Mallam Bello Kano paved the way for future advancements while simultaneously preserving African culture through radio broadcasts. Today, we can look back at this historic image with admiration for those who brought information and entertainment to millions during a time of great change.

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