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Mutcho radio is a hub for those interested in hearing the untold stories of African Descent
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Ashley Hill: PREP Academy President and founder
Mutcho Radio joined the Signing of the North Star Statement, recommended by PREP and developed by the King’s - BCCNS...
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Our vision: cultural expressions PROMOTION – PRESERVATION – SHARING
Too often the black community lacks visibility In the media industry.
Mutcho radio challenges the perception that African Descent individuals are just consumers. We are skilled creators and developers. This is a unique network of experiences and journeys of Black communities in Canada. We shed light on Changer maker’s voices, And spotlight on Youth creativity and innovations
Black diplomats academy organized by DYLOTT
Our mission, document african descent stories coast to coast
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Friends of Africa summit by Casa fondation 2023 Toronto
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Janelle Frail: ACIC 50 years celebration
This year, the 2025 Atlantic Council for International Cooperation Celebrated their 50 years of impact, fostering collaboration, learning, and action for...
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Une radio qui nous rassemble, une radio qui nous ressemble
La Radio Mutcho nous permet de partager des histoires de descendants Africains au Canada. Qu’ils soient issus de l’Immigration récente ou des Afro-canadiens qui ont bâti ce pays qu’est le Canada. La radio Mutcho vous présente des histoires des Acadiens, des histoires de la francophonie sur tous les continents qui démontrent la riche tapisserie des cultures transmise en français.
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Mutcho radio tells underrepresented stories from African descent communities in Canada. Covering a range of issues from migration to human rights and cultural identity.
We focus on elevating stories that mainstream media often overlooks, providing a voice to marginalized communities.
“We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race.”
― Kofi Anan
HALIFAX BLACK SUMMIT DECLARATION
“If you want to go fast, go alone.If you want to go far, go together” an African proverb.
Remesha Burundian drummers
Thanks be to God
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Mutcho Radio News Keeps Our Community Informed
Every city needs someone who listens. Someone who notices the small stories that don’t make the headlines, but still shape the heartbeat of a place. That’s Mucho Radio News. Our team and YOUR news brings Nova Scotia to Nova Scotians every day, on air and online. It’s local. It’s independent. It’s honest.
If you believe that truth and facts deserve airtime, help keep independent Mutcho Radio local News alive. Your gift trains new storytellers, funds the mics and recorders they need, and protects independent journalism right here at home. Donate today. Because local news and community stories aren’t a luxury. It’s how communities stay connected.
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