Adrian Louw is Programme Integrator for Africa’s oldest community radio station project, Bush Radio. He has been involved with the station on various levels since 1994, and also served as the media liaison to the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa.He holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Town University of Technology and is a fellow of the Salzburg Seminar in Media Ethics. He has received training in media, management and training from Sveriges Radio in Sweden, and Voice of America, as well as attended the Deutsche Welle Training Academy in Germany. Louw has also presented training courses for UNESCO, and various radio stations on the continent and shared his 28 years of programme production and management skills with organisations.Louw currently focuses on developing new media talent and using technology to aid grassroots development, civic participation and social change. Cape Town, South Africa, is home for Adrian, where he grew up as the son of factory workers in a neighbourhood called Kensington, an area created by the apartheid government’s racist policies in the 1950s.