IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. WONGANI NYANGULU AND YAMIKANI MAKANGA

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Dr. Wongani Nyangulu
PhD Candidate, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Dr. Wongani Nyangulu is a public health researcher and PhD candidate at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. His work focuses on the intersection of health communication, data transparency, and the role of media in advancing public health accountability in Africa. He’s passionate about how evidence-based reporting can combat misinformation and drive community-level change.

Yamikani Makanga
Multimedia Journalist & Broadcaster, Malawi Broadcasting Corporation

Yamikani Makanga is a respected multimedia journalist and broadcaster with the Malawi Broadcasting Corporation, known for his storytelling that connects people and policy. His award-winning work spans radio, television, and digital media, often focusing on governance, human rights, and environmental reporting. Yamikani is committed to amplifying African voices through compelling, solutions-driven journalism.
6 Nov 2025 English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews

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