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Coletta Wanjohi
Producer, TRT Afrika
Producer, TRT Afrika
Articles from author
African presidents who have wedded their daughters traditionally
The traditional weddings of presidential daughters in Africa have become more than private family celebrations.
2 min read
Why Kenya and Ethiopia are giants in global flower industry
Floriculture remains a crucial foreign exchange earner, ranking alongside tea, coffee, and tourism, contributing roughly 18% of export revenue.
3 min read
African heritage: The timbila musical instrument of Mozambique
The orchestras consist of five to thirty wooden xylophones of this instrument called timbila, of varying sizes and ranges of pitch.
2 min read
Birds without borders: Africa rallies world to save wetlands critical to billions of migratory birds
The gradual depletion of water ecosystems threatens the existence of billions of birds whose biannual migration routes connect the continents.
4 min read
How Kenya can tackle unemployment crisis
Kenya's youth-led unrest reflects a simmering crisis of job scarcity triggered by systemic issues that go beyond governance.
6 min read
Closing vaccine gaps: Why Mpox is Africa’s latest wake-up call
Africa is racing to close vaccine gaps amid emerging public health emergencies, funding hurdles and the challenge of scaling manufacturing without a clear view of future demand.
4 min read
Africa's scented wealth: Ylang ylang flower, the source of fragrances
Known as the "Queen of perfumes," the ylang ylang flower is the source of a crucial raw material for the production of fragrances.
3 min read
Why are tensions flaring up in South Sudan?
Political mistrust, delayed elections and economic turmoil have pushed South Sudan to the brink of another protracted internal strife with ramifications far worse than what the suffering millions have already endured.
5 min read
Rwanda scenario: Why does the West target African countries with sanctions?
Western sanctions are a double-edged sword for the continent, often obfuscating solutions to problems through negotiation and leaving countries at the receiving end with one of two options – concede or stay defiant at the risk of further curbs.
5 min read
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