This article introduces a personalized account of the early years of radio in Ghana based on an unpublished manuscript by one of its pioneering broadcasters – Bernard Senedzi (B. S.) Gadzekpo. An accomplished writer who produced manuscripts in both English and the Eʋe language, Gadzekpo's radio memoir is written from the vantage point of someone who worked in both the colonial and postcolonial broadcast service for nearly thirty years. It foregrounds African broadcasters in the history of radio and offers insights into the complex realities of Africa's mutable encounter with radio and the strategic role played by local intellectuals in fulfilling its modernization mission during and after the colonial period.

本文根据加纳广播公司的开创者之一伯纳德·塞尼兹（Bernard Senedzi（BS）Gadzekpo）的未出版手稿，介绍了加纳电台早期的个性化报道。Gadzekpo的广播回忆录是一位出色的作家，既用英语又用Eʋe语言制作了手稿，是从在殖民地和后殖民时期的广播服务业工作了近30年的人的有利观点撰写的。它在广播史上使非洲广播公司成为前景，并深入了解非洲与广播的易变相遇的复杂现实，以及当地知识分子在殖民时期及之后完成其现代化使命中所发挥的战略作用。