Listen to BBC World Service Radio and all BBC Podcasts on GhanaWeb

Readers of GhanaWeb can now listen to BBC World Service radio and all BBC podcasts on Ghana’s most popular news website GhanaWeb.com.

This has been made possible following a successful partnership deal between GhanaWeb’s parent company AfricaWeb and the BBC World Service.

The epic partnership will offer for the first time The Comb podcast, a piece of unique and fascinating news and current affairs product aimed at younger audiences across the continent.

The BBC World Service radio can be found on the GhanaWeb radio page while the podcasts can be accessed via the BBC Audio tab in the left navigation menu of the GhanaWeb Africa page.

Aside from the podcast, the Africa page on GhanaWeb gives readers access to BBC News Pidgin and Hausa articles on the website to get more informed and abreast of relevant issues across the globe in the languages they are comfortable with.

“Our partnership with the BBC is part of the AfricaWeb dream of building Africa-wide collaborative relationships to make a more positive impact on the continent,” said Editor-in-Chief of AfricaWeb, Ismail Akwei, said during the launch of the partnership.

The partnership includes offering BBC News in French to audiences in Cameroon via AfricaWeb’s market-leading news portal, CamerounWeb.com.

The overall content offer includes:

· BBC News Minute English – audio bulletins

· The Comb podcast – our weekly Podcast for young Africans

· BBC News Pidgin Minute – audio

· BBC News Pidgin - full-text articles

· BBC News Hausa Minute – audio

· BBC News Hausa - full-text articles

· BBC News Afrique – full-text articles

· World Service English radio – audio

Photo: BBC Audio page on GhanaWeb

About GhanaWeb

GhanaWeb is Ghana’s first vertical portal, content curation and syndication website relaunched in 1999 to offer news, background information, classifieds, radio stations and a social network for Ghanaians and the Diaspora.

The privately-owned independent and objective portal operates under the laws of the Netherlands, a legal setup that has allowed Ghanaians to express themselves freely for over two decades through opinion articles and comments.

Made for and by Ghanaians, GhanaWeb is updated by a team of editors and journalists who ensure balanced coverage of the news by creating original content, publishing syndicated and user-generated content and curating articles from a wide range of Ghanaian print and online media partners.

GhanaWeb has evolved over the years to include video content and social media components to its news feed as well as a mobile app for smooth web navigation. Its team of web developers and web designers regularly improve the technology and design of the portal which has been built to meet the requirements of its 4 million unique visitors each month.

According to the Alexa website traffic statistics, GhanaWeb is very popular among Ghanaian migrants in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Italy, South Africa, Netherlands, France and many other countries.

These loyal visitors and the millions of readers in Ghana have made GhanaWeb the most popular news website in Ghana and ranked the third most visited website in the country after Google and YouTube.

GhanaWeb is part of the AfricaWeb Holding group, an advertising and digital solutions provider for African publishers. AfricaWeb also owns CamerounWeb.com, TanzaniaWeb.com, MyNigeria.com among other country-specific portals as part of its goal of developing viable independent news portals as well as advertising and publishing solutions for Africa.