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Pauline Odhiambo
Producer at TRT Afrika
Producer at TRT Afrika
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Francis Mando: The popular Ghanaian soldier who thrilled TikTok fans
Popularly known online as Mando or Whizper, the soldier TikToker shared glimpses into his life as a member of the Ghana Armed Forces.
2 min read
Shot of hope: Sudanese vaccination drive saves herds and livelihoods
As Sudan battles escalating food insecurity amid conflict, a nationwide livestock vaccination drive has emerged as a lifeline for millions of pastoralists staring at livelihood loss because of diseases that wipe out entire herds.
4 min read
Hypertension: Bridging Africa's worsening treatment gaps
Hypertension cases are spiking across Africa and beyond, with the silent killer claiming 10 million lives worldwide each year as healthcare systems struggle to provide affordable treatment to those at risk.
4 min read
Damming the rivers: How East Africa is powering an energy revolution
A cascade of dam projects across East Africa represents a region determined to harness its rivers for affordable electricity, industrial growth, and an end to energy dependence.
4 min read
South Africa introduces AI robot as school teacher
The robot known as IRIS, is capable of teaching using South Africa's languages, including isiZulu, Afrikaans, Sesotho, and English.
2 min read
Aid falls short as South Sudan's displaced battle twin crises
Caught between conflict and climate shocks, South Sudan's displaced communities are rebuilding through resilience as they confront a relentless cycle of violence, flooding and underfunded aid efforts
4 min read
Nigerian billionaire married to 19 wives sparks debate
Jite Odeworitse Tesigimoje, an oil mogul in Nigeria's Delta State, advocates for polygamy, but his view sparks criticisms.
2 min read
Tales of a continent: Top unmissable African films
Certain African films have achieved international acclaim and canonical status due to their groundbreaking artistic vision.
6 min read
Resilient classrooms: How refugee education is defying displacement
A 2% increase in refugee enrolment in tertiary education worldwide shows how learning is helping heal displaced children who have lost their homes, families and communities to conflict.
4 min read
How the hyperinflation status quo is squeezing families and farmers alike
The arithmetic of survival is changing in Africa as prices of staples settle at high levels globally, throwing household budgets haywire and forcing families to make choices they shouldn't have to.
4 min read
