Tchiyiwe Chihana is a broadcaster, moderator and narrative strategist working at the intersection of media, culture and public life.

She is founding Director of African Voices Platform, a multimedia platform amplifying African and diaspora stories across radio, television and digital spaces.

She is also a co-founder of the Generative Journalism Alliance, contributing to new approaches to storytelling rooted in care, justice and lived experience.

Her work spans collaborations with cultural leaders, public figures and institutions across the UK, Africa and the diaspora, across broadcast media, festivals and civic spaces.

Through broadcast, live moderation and platform-building, she creates spaces where complex issues can be held with clarity, depth and public relevance.

Storytelling as infrastructure, not representation.

This includes studio interviews, public dialogues and curated conversations that move beyond performance into meaningful exchange.

Her practice is grounded in the belief that storytelling shapes how societies understand themselves and imagine what comes next.

Her work includes interviews and convenings with leading cultural voices, artists and policymakers, and collaborations with institutions and festivals shaping contemporary public discourse. Across platforms, she brings a distinctive approach to hosting conversations that carry both cultural depth and public consequence.