Aħna Hawn

Aħna Hawn Aħna Hawn is a weekly show on CAMPUS FM. Hosted by Eman Borg, this radio program ventures into local LGBTI issues and broader intersectional identities.

Probes into social political discussions that highlight the realities of Malta. Eman Borg started his broadcasting career at the age of 11
when he joined his local community radio station, at age 12 he joined Team Qawsalla as part of ONE Radio and received his formation under the guidance of H.E Ray Azzopardi. Throughout the year’s Borg was also part of ONE sport after shifting to produce a number of radio programmes on Radio 101 (NET FM) Campus FM and ONE Radio.

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Eman Borg On Campus FM!

Eman Borg is a 25-year-old Radio host and producer. Borg started his broadcasting career at the age of 11 when he joined his local community radio station, at age 12 he joined Team Qawsalla as part of ONE Radio and received his formation under the guidance of H.E Ray Azzopardi. Throughout the year's Borg was part of ONE sport after shifting to produce many radio programmes on Radio 101 (NET FM), Campus FM and ONE Radio.

Eman has been missing from broadcasting for these past two years and is back with new fresh content for a wide variety of audience.

The love of broadcasting and q***r rights with youth activism is now to meet in this 26 part radio programs that will be aired weekly on Campus FM.

Aħna Hawn is a fresh new program that will discuss local LGBTI issues and challenges, and give a space to highlight the realities of 2020. The programme aim is to serve as an educational platform to educate the general population. give activists the space to share their work and ensure the discourse is an open and accepting one. The programme will acknowledge the law as a framework but take a more pragmatic view of the true progress experienced in Malta. The program will be aired on Campus FM every Thursday at 16:30hrs.