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Jambo! Radio Scotland exists to advance opportunity, participation and representation through community broadcasting, education, training and creative activity.
Our radio station is more than a broadcasting platform. It provides a practical community space where people can develop skills, gain experience, volunteer, share their stories and participate in conversations that affect their communities.
Through radio, podcasts, video, digital media, training, events and community projects, we help people develop confidence, communication and creative skills while increasing the visibility of voices that remain under-represented in mainstream media and towards a more representative cultural life in Scotland, and inspires our vision of a Scotland committed to anti-racism.
Amplifying Voices. Developing Skills. Creating Opportunities.
Our mission is to empower communities through inclusive broadcasting, education, creative skills development and meaningful participation.
We work to:
Creating Community Impact Through Media
Practical opportunities for young people to learn broadcasting, journalism, podcasting, video production, presenting, interviewing, editing and digital content creation.
Training, mentoring, volunteering and practical experience that help people build confidence, portfolios and transferable skills and progress towards education, training and employment.
Inclusive radio programmes and digital content reflecting the experiences, cultures and priorities of communities that are often under-represented.
Accessible opportunities to develop skills, build networks, participate in community life and have voices and experiences represented.
Community-led broadcasting and information addressing health, mental wellbeing and other issues affecting our audiences.
Broadcasting, events and creative projects that celebrate, document and share African, Caribbean and wider community culture and heritage.
Community-Led. Community-Focused.
Our impact is measured not only by the number of people who listen to Jambo! Radio, but by the opportunities created through our charitable work.
We provide volunteering, training, work experience, community broadcasting and creative opportunities that enable people to develop practical skills, confidence and connections.
Our programmes help participants gain broadcasting and digital media experience, build portfolios, develop communication and teamwork skills and explore pathways into education, volunteering and employment.
We regularly gather feedback from participants, volunteers, listeners and community partners so that people who access our services can influence the programmes and opportunities we develop.
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Give your time and skills to community broadcasting, events and projects across Scotland.
🎧Take part in broadcasting, podcasting and digital media training and build practical work experience.
🎤Bring your idea to air and share the stories, music and conversations that matter to your community.
🤝Work with us on community projects, campaigns, events and funded programmes.
💛Donate to help us keep training, opportunities and community broadcasting free to access.
Nigerian artist Rema has achieved a remarkable milestone with his hit single ‘Calm Down’ featuring Selena Gomez, reaching one billion streams on Spotify. This makes him the first African lead artist to have a song reach 1 billion Spotify streams, joining the prestigious Billions Club of the platform.
Rema, whose real name is Divine Ikubor, is a 22-year-old Nigerian singer, rapper, and songwriter. He gained prominence in 2019 with his self-titled debut EP, which featured the hit single ‘Dumebi.’ Since then, he has released several other successful songs, including ‘Iron Man,’ ‘Lady,’ and ‘Bounce.’
‘Calm Down’ was released in 2022 and quickly became a fan favorite, with its catchy beat and infectious lyrics. The song’s success on Spotify is a testament to Rema’s talent and the growing popularity of Afrobeats music around the world.
Don Jazzy, the founder of Mavin Records, the label that signed Rema, congratulated the artist on his achievement. He said, “This is a huge milestone for Rema and for African music as a whole. It shows that our music is resonating with audiences around the world, and I’m proud to be a part of this movement.”
Rema’s success on Spotify is just the latest in a string of achievements for Afrobeats music in 2023. Earlier this year, Nigerian artists Burna Boy and Wizkid won Grammy Awards, and several other Afrobeats artists have been making waves on the international music scene.
As Afrobeats continues to gain popularity, it’s clear that Rema and other African artists are poised for even greater success in the years to come.


