Community News with Archbishop Frimpong Manson Samanhyia BEM and Lovely Ama
Community News is Omega TV UK’s long-running community affairs programme, bringing viewers informed discussions on issues affecting African, Caribbean and Black British communities in the United Kingdom and beyond. Presented by Archbishop Frimpong Manson Samanhyia BEM and Lovely Ama, with rotating guests, the programme welcomes community leaders, professionals, campaigners, faith representatives and residents. Each edition explores current affairs, public services, business, culture, family life and matters of public interest, providing communities with a platform to be seen, heard, informed and connected.
PRESENTERS: Archbishop Frimpong Manson Samanhyia BEM and Lovely Ama
BROADCAST: Wednesdays from 8:30pm UK time
WATCH ON: Omega TV UK, YouTube and Facebook Live
FORMAT: Community affairs, interviews, public-interest discussions and rotating guests
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Have a Community Story to Share?
Community News welcomes stories, public-interest concerns, community initiatives and informed voices from across the United Kingdom, Africa and the global diaspora. Contact the Omega TV UK production team to suggest a story, recommend a guest or take part in the programme.