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Firmain Eric Mbadinga
Producer, TRT Afrika
Producer, TRT Afrika
Articles from author
Seychelles’ Glacis Housing Project brings homes and hope
The initiative seeks to alleviate the country's housing shortage, offering families stability, security, and a foundation for socioeconomic progress.
3 min read
Gabon's Guy Roger: 'I breathe martial art, I give it 100%'
Guy Roger Nzamba, a Gabonese athlete, has achieved his dream in the US thanks to his talent and mastery of martial arts.
5 min read
Qatar sends humanitarian aid to Sudan
Qatar says the humanitarian aid is expected to help in boosting healthcare services in Sudan.
2 min read
The accent you can't escape: Why your mother tongue shapes every language you speak
The sounds we master as children determine what we can pronounce for the rest of our lives, establishing a linguistic reality that reveals why even the most accomplished polyglots carry the invisible imprint of their native tongue.
4 min read
How malicious manipulation with AI is outpacing safeguards
AI is reshaping society in ways that make truth harder to verify and easier to corrupt, demanding far greater vigilance than the world has shown so far.
5 min read
How Senegal's Biteye uses football therapy to score mental health goals
A young social worker's vision and empathy for mental health sufferers have helped turn a stigmatised group into disciplined footballers who train, travel and now represent Senegal in international competition.
4 min read
Funding boost helps disabled women footballers in Kenya stay in the game
A foundation headed by a young philanthropist is helping disabled women footballers in Nairobi train safely and consistently, removing barriers that previously stopped them from realising their potential.
4 min read
Fields to classrooms: How Africa's focus shaped Doha Forum agenda
The 23rd Doha Forum spotlighted Africa's drive to recast agriculture as a tool for wealth-creation rather than just poverty alleviation.
3 min read
Why laws fail to protect millions of girls from early and forced marriages
Forced marriage is rampant in parts of Africa as poverty, superstition, climate stress and slack enforcement override protective laws, driving millions of girls into coercive unions with devastating lifelong consequences.
5 min read
What makes sleep paralysis more than a medical disorder
Sleep paralysis straddles science and spirituality, revealing how culture shapes responses to a condition that blurs boundaries between waking reality, dream states and human vulnerability to fear.
4 min read
