Comments on: Four Corners http://www.darfurradioproject.org/four-corners/ The Darfur Radio Project is a monthly radio broadcast that explores the historical, political, economic, and social contexts of the conflict in Darfur. We seek to provide an alternative to the sensationalized and oversimplified media coverage of the conflict by incorporating the first-hand experiences of those living and working in the region. Instead of speaking for Darfurians, we strive to present their own stories in their own voices. In addition, we produce analytic pieces focused on larger political, economic, and social aspects to the conflict. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:14:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: War News Radio http://www.darfurradioproject.org/four-corners/#comment-5 War News Radio Fri, 11 Jan 2008 09:28:16 +0000 http://www.darfurradioproject.org/?p=13#comment-5 <strong>The Darfur Radio Project...</strong> Photo by Elizabeth Rubin. This week War News Radio presents an exciting new program, The Darfur Radio... The Darfur Radio Project…

Photo by Elizabeth Rubin. This week War News Radio presents an exciting new program, The Darfur Radio…

]]> By: Thomas Washington http://www.darfurradioproject.org/four-corners/#comment-4 Thomas Washington Thu, 20 Dec 2007 05:11:11 +0000 http://www.darfurradioproject.org/?p=13#comment-4 Thank you so much for doing these broadcasts. This is the first one I've listened to and really learned alot. The format is so professional and it's great hearing the voices of those working there. You guys really put alot of effort into this. Your efforts are very much appreciated. Thank you so much for doing these broadcasts. This is the first one I’ve listened to and really learned alot. The format is so professional and it’s great hearing the voices of those working there. You guys really put alot of effort into this. Your efforts are very much appreciated.

]]> By: Baraka Oyuru http://www.darfurradioproject.org/four-corners/#comment-2 Baraka Oyuru Mon, 17 Dec 2007 10:56:22 +0000 http://www.darfurradioproject.org/?p=13#comment-2 The Radio sound killer and I like a lots and hope one day we could work together to help in any way , but till then keep up and look forward hear from you soon, but I am gonna leave you with a song. My people, as the sun rises and sets There is a lots of troubles in the World especially in Africa. What shall we do? My people, as the sun rises and sets, There is a lots of fears and tears in our hearts and eyes. When shall we wipe away these tears? My people, as the sun rises and sets, We long to go be back home to our beloved Country the Sudan. My people of the same land, My people of the beloved Country The Sudan. Our parents were born in exile, they grew in exile. We also were born in exile and grew in exile. Shall we ever enjoy the fruits of our land.? Shall we ever go back home? Oh God(Jah) come to our help. How we long to go back home. Our motherland Sudan. Baraka Oyuru For Diversity Coalition Forces: The Radio sound killer and I like a lots and hope one day we could work together to help in any way , but till then keep up and look forward hear from you soon, but I am gonna leave you with a song.
My people, as the sun rises and sets
There is a lots of troubles in the World especially in Africa.
What shall we do?
My people, as the sun rises and sets,
There is a lots of fears and tears
in our hearts and eyes.
When shall we wipe away these tears?
My people, as the sun rises and sets,
We long to go be back home to our
beloved Country the Sudan.
My people of the same land,
My people of the beloved Country
The Sudan.
Our parents were born in exile,
they grew in exile.
We also were born in exile and
grew in exile.
Shall we ever enjoy the fruits of
our land.?
Shall we ever go back home?
Oh God(Jah) come to our help.
How we long to go back home.
Our motherland Sudan.
Baraka Oyuru For Diversity Coalition Forces:

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