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5 Days to Launch
The countdown is getting real — and we’re throwing a virtual Launch Party you won’t want to miss! Join us LIVE on X on 16th June, as we celebrate the official launch of http://AkooBooks.com — Africa’s groundbreaking audiobook platform bringing authentic African stories to your ears, anytime, anywhere. Mark your calendars- 16th June 2025. Live →
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AkooBooks Audio wins Woman In Tech Startup of The Year Award, Women in Tech Africa.
PRESS RELEASE Accra, 03 August 2021 – Akoobooks Audio has won the Woman in Tech Startup of the Year award 2021, given by Women in Tech Africa – the continent’s premier organization with a focus on entrepreneurship expansion and multiplying the numbers of females in technology, especially in Africa. (http://www.womenintechafrica.com/) The results were announced during →
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BBC African Radio Dramas on Akoobooks Audio Platform in November 2020
Accra, November 9, 2020. Akoobooks Audio is excited to announce a selection of 17 prize-winning BBC African radio dramas and theatre productions from around the continent will be made available on the AkooBooks platform in collaboration with the Nubuke Foundation as a key sponsor. This follows the signing of an agreement between AkooBooks Audio and →
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AkooBooks Audio is pleased to announce a new audiobook, ‘Draw Me Close to You’ by Béninois actor, model and writer, Kossim Osseni is available on our audiobook platform.
Accra, October 31, 2020. The captivating audiobook, narrated by MaameYaa Boafo (Ramy, Buff City Law, The Mysterious Benedict Society), with music by musical genius Elijah Aaron is now available for streaming at https://app.akoobooks.net/books/235 Kossim Osseni said, “Draw Me Close To You was written to highlight the importance of communication between parents and children, especially in →
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Tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Tribute to the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 1933- 2020, Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States of America by Isaac Neequaye, AkooBooks Audio Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG), the recently departed U.S. Supreme Court judge was an amazing woman, to put it succinctly. Petite and slight, her 5 foot frame belied her toughness, incredible →
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