The last stop on our multi-day mission in Togo was the town of Notsé, located 100 km north of the capital, Lomé. It was here that we met with the teams from Radio Moisson Finale.

Live from the field: Meeting with Radio Moisson Finale in Notsé (Togo)

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The last stop on our multi-day mission in Togo was the town of Notsé, located 100 km north of the capital, Lomé. It was here that we met with the teams from Radio Moisson Finale.

Working closely with teams and listeners This field visit provided an opportunity for rich and constructive discussions. We were able to talk with management and the technical and journalistic teams who keep the station running on a daily basis.

In order to better measure the impact of radio in the region, we also assembled a panel of listeners. Their valuable testimonials gave us a concrete understanding of the essential role that Moisson Finale plays in their everyday lives.

Concrete support for the future To acknowledge the work accomplished and encourage the teams to continue their development, we didn't leave empty-handed: we were delighted to present them with studio equipment. A little technical help to continue producing quality programs!

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Radio Albarka Sokodé

Live from the field: Radio Albarka, a Christian beacon in Islamic lands

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In the heart of central Togo, the city of Sokodé stands out for its strong identity: a major commercial hub, it is also one of the country's main centers of Islam. It was in this unique geographical and religious context that the FOMECAF and Médias Ébène delegation stopped off to support Radio Albarka.

Greeted with exceptional warmth by Elisabeth Koudjoukalo, the station's director, and her entire team (journalists, technicians), the emissaries were able to witness the resilience of this media outlet. Operating in a radio landscape dominated by Muslim religious stations, Albarka stands out for the quality of its programs and its message of peace.

However, running the radio station on a daily basis remains a struggle. Between an unreliable power supply and the burden of broadcasting taxes, there are many obstacles. Nevertheless, thanks to Elisabeth's rigorous and visionary management, the station is holding its own. To support this momentum, the delegation donated a new mixing desk, which is vital equipment for modernizing the studio and ensuring the continuity of broadcasts.

Radio Albarka proves that with determination and sound management, a Christian media outlet can not only survive, but thrive in French-speaking Africa.

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Live from the field: Radio Réveil in Bassar (Togo)

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A delegation from FOMECAF and Médias Ébène paid a strategic visit to Radio Réveil in Bassar (Togo). While emotions remain high following the death of the station's founder, the focus was firmly on the future and the long-term viability of this essential communication tool.

The highlight of this mission was the material reinforcement of the station. A crucial donation, including a new mixing console, was given to the technical team. This modern equipment aims to ensure better broadcast quality and secure signal continuity for listeners in the region.

At the same time, an in-depth assessment of the radio station's "health" was conducted. Experts analyzed the programming schedule and the quality of content. The findings are encouraging: the radio station enjoys exceptional social vitality. The testimony of a Muslim teacher, now a regular contributor to the programs, perfectly illustrates the station's editorial success: it has become a civic-minded and inclusive media outlet.

This technical and human visit confirms that Radio Réveil, despite the challenges it faces, has the necessary assets to continue its mission of service and cohesion in Togo.

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As part of its program to support radio stations in French-speaking Africa, Médias Ébène carried out an inspection mission and delivered specialized equipment to Radio Missionnaire de Kara.

Live from the field: visit to Kara (Togo)

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Médias Ébène's influence is based on two strategic pillars:

  • Training: As demonstrated by our recent national seminar in Abidjan (Ivory Coast), we are strengthening the skills of communication professionals.
  • Technical and logistical support: We support religious radio stations in French-speaking Africa by sending them specialized equipment.

At the end of 2025, a container loaded with studio and FM equipment was received in Lomé. Immediately afterwards, our teams traveled across northern Togo to support four FOMECAF partner radio stations. See photos from our first stop at Radio Missionnaire in Kara.

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