7 billion neighbors, school on the radio - the job of beekeeping with Gérard Senfaute

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By: Emmanuelle Bastide

The daily program of society is transformed to meet the expectations of listeners, faced with the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. We are more than 4 billion people forced to stay at home and some 1.47 billion children now out of school (including about 600 million students on the African continent).

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Live broadcast every day, with a team in confinement and in the studio: Cécile Lavolot, Delphine de Dianous, Romain Dubrac, Nicolas Benita, Emmanuelle Bastide.

1 / The class of Gérard Senfaute, retired teacher.
The fabulous profession of beekeeper.

2 / A story told by Eloïse Auria, actress
Today, you can hearThe incredible story of the lost satchel by Arnaud Almeras - Éditions Planète J'aime to read - Bayard Afrique.

3 / At the end of the broadcast, Florelle Manda, journalist and member of the Presidential Council for Africa will tell us about the initiatives and positive actions of the diaspora in the fight against Covid-19.

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