interviewing Africa’s leading and upcoming political, cultural, and news-making personalities and highlighting the continent’s rich and vast opportunities. Earlier in his career, from 1989-2001, he hosted the first African television program on WYNE …

2022年1月9日 · Ogo Sow, a native of Senegal is a broadcast journalist and host of the first African émigré and expatriate radio program in the United States. Sow’s radio show, “Mr Africa Live,” features news, in-depth interviews, and African music and can be listened to in English, French, Creole and Wolof.

2011年5月26日 · Ogo Sow, better known as Mr. Africa, is a Radio Journalist and Commentator based in Atlanta, Georgia, as well as Advisor to the ATA Executive Director on Diaspora Affairs and member of the ATA board.

2012年4月21日 · WATR President and Co-founder Ogo Sow, affectionately known as “Mr. Africa”, is a Senegalese national from Kaolack. In 1985, Ogo moved to the U.S. to launch the first African-owned community radio station focusing on issues facing the Africa Diaspora living in the U.S., as well as those at home.

Master of Ceremonies of this year's “Africa Awards” was Ogo Sow, a native of Senegal, an accomplished broadcast and high visibility television personally on both sides of the Atlantic. "Mr. Africa Broadcaster" would be a fitting title for this multitalented African

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Meet “Mr. Africa”: Ogo Sow Builds Bridges between Africa and Her Diaspora Ogo Sow, a native of Senegal is a broadcast journalist and host of the first… ADTourism January 9, 2022

2012年4月28日 · WATR President and Co-founder Ogo Sow, affectionately known as “Mr. Africa”, is a Senegalese national from Kaolack. In 1985, Ogo moved to the U.S. to launch the first African-owned community radio station focusing on issues facing the Africa Diaspora living in the U.S., as well as those at home.