It has often been stated that once you can successfully communicate on the radio, then you can nail TV presentation. I started my broadcast media journey on television before gaining radio presentation experience. I am not in a good position to judge that. I love both and I find both very exciting and rewarding. [url]Listen to past episodes of the Doing Business radio programme here.[https://www.doingbusinessafrica.com/post/radio-is-it]

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77.4% of Africans have access to radio. Radio is king when it comes to media opportunities in developing countries. We can use it to build our human resource. We can use radio to promote the entrepreneurial spirit by inspiring millions, and promote essential business skills.

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Over the years we have come to understand the potential far-reaching impact of radio in developing countries. Radio does not have the same limitations that Television or Digital Media has. Radio transcends levels of education, socioeconomic levels, languages, religious and political affiliations, and even age groups. [url]Listen to past episodes of the Doing Business radio programme here.[https://www.doingbusinessafrica.com/radio-podcast]

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