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Community Radio as Information Dissemination Tool for Sustainable Rural Development in Ghana

Stephen AttuhView further author information
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Philip Kwaku KankamView further author information
Pages 248-270 | Published online: 29 Nov 2022

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Philip Kwaku Kankam, Emmanuel Adjei & DeGraft Johnson Dei. (2024) Evaluation of health information needs and dissemination among market women in rural communities in Ghana. Cogent Social Sciences 10:1.
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Tony R. DeMars. (2024) Editor’s Remarks: Technology, Programming and the Constrabling Effect of Internet Radio. Journal of Radio & Audio Media 31:1, pages 1-6.
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Philip Kwaku Kankam & Frank Darkwa Baffour. (2023) Information behaviour of prison inmates in Ghana. Information Development, pages 026666692311786.
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