This program features an interview with Adam Dagash, a cultural researcher, on the importance of engaging cultural groups to support peacebuilding in South Darfur. It also features songs reflecting one of the traditional mechanisms in conflict resolution. The songs are sung by women in Alsalam locality. The program further features an interview with Abdul Rahman Mostajla, from Masabeh Alamal Artist Group, on their recent cultural activities.

This program features how UNAMID is improving on the learning environment at Ali bin abi Talib Basic School for boys located at Abu-Shouk IDPs Camp through the construction of classrooms, offices and ablution blocks. The program further features how Darfur Civil Society uses the provisions set out in the DDPD document to promote Darfur internal dialogue and consultations.  

This is a story on Mahasin Abdullah Ahmad, a woman from As-Salam IDPs camp, on her views on women empowerment through education. The program also features an interview with Sit Elahal Nour, a trader in Abushok IDPs camp market, on her struggles to educate her six children, by selling vegetables and fruits. In addition, there is an interview with Khalda Abo, Director of El-mawadda Association for Orphans in El Fasher, on her organization’s activities in El-Fasher.

This is a discussion program on “Child rights” by children from Zamzam Camp on the need to prevent child exploitation by investing in education. The program raises awareness among children and adults. From the consideration that poverty is the main reason for child exploitation, the discussion focuses on the prospects of parents increasing their incomes through savings and small-scale projects. It dwells particularly on teaching and education for both children and adults in order to prevent child exploitation.