Dawn Reflections
Quiet recitation, reflection and prayer to open the broadcast day before the news cycle begins.
Every show on IQRA RADIO 103.7, the presenters who host them and when they go on air (Accra time).
Quiet recitation, reflection and prayer to open the broadcast day before the news cycle begins.
Ghana's headlines, traffic updates, business briefs and listener call-ins to move you through the morning commute.

A full national and international bulletin with correspondent reports from across the regions.
Interviews with ministers, MPs and analysts unpacking the decisions shaping Ghana — with listener questions on air.
Lifestyle, health, food and culture with guests from Accra's creative community.
Two hours of music, traffic, the day's recap and the city's biggest call-ins.
A reflective close to the day with recitation, listener messages and quiet talk.
Sheikh Abdul Rahman leads the station and hosts the evening reflection, a calm close to the broadcast day.

Ishaak Baron hosts BARKA DA SAFIYA, opening the day with Ghana's headlines, reflection and lively listener conversation in Hausa and English.
Amina runs the IQRA newsroom and anchors the midday bulletin, with a decade of field reporting across the sixteen regions.

Salma Ahmed brings warmth, wit and sharp interviews to the Friday morning show, connecting with guests and listeners across Ghana.
Zainab covers Parliament and policy, translating Ghana's political noise into plain, useful analysis for listeners.
Efua curates wellness, culture and city living, with guests from Ghana's food, fashion and creative scenes.
Kwame has fronted Ghanaian breakfast radio for over a decade, blending headlines, humour and hard questions for Accra's commuters.
Nana Ama hosts the Saturday community magazine, spotlighting neighbourhood stories and local heroes.
Kofi calls the Black Stars and the Ghana Premier League live, and keeps the weekend sports desk loud.
Yaw produces IQRA's long-form interviews and documentaries and hosts the Sunday features hour.