TV Schedule

On this episode of Healthy Living, we look at how the workplace can affect our mental health. Researchers in Toronto shed a light on the mental wellbeing of journalists. Jacques Chimanuka, Project Supervisor of the non-profit organization AIDES in North Kivu, discusses how to protect employees’ mental wellness. And the WHO has certified Benin and Mali free of trachoma. Plus, a street photographer in Nigeria finds healing in some salsa moves.

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The International Criminal Court is investigating reports that at least 87 people were found in a mass grave in Sudan’s West Darfur State. Human rights groups in Kenya are campaigning for refugees married to Kenyans to obtain citizenship. And, Music Time in Africa host Heather Maxwell talks to a Ghanaian reggae artist about a new category added to the Grammy Awards -- and what it means for African artists. All this and much more coming up on today’s Africa 54!