Wenger · The legacy of adunni olorisha
Austrian artist Susanne Wenger is well known in Nigeria, but not in her home country. Traumatised by the Second World War, she moved to Nigeria in the 1950s and and went on a quest of transformation.
Ukraine and US diplomats hold talks in Saudi Arabia as Russian strikes on Ukraine continue
Despite diplomatic talks, Russian drones targeted Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia over night. Russia said it intercepted a Ukrainian drone attack.
Kenya: Plastic-eating worms
Scientists have discovered that certain African mealworm larvae can digest styrofoam thanks to bacteria in their gut.
What prompted Syria’s clashes in Assad’s strongholds?
Troops from Syria’s interim government are battling forces loyal to ousted leader Bashar al-Assad in coastal cities in the west of the country.
The social media campaign driving a cleanup in Senegal
Neighborhoods in Senegalese cities are getting a makeover – residents are clearing waste, planting flowers, and repainting buildings. They’re rolling up their sleeves and spending cash to improve their districts.
Ugandan women train future climate leaders
A grassroots movement in Uganda is equipping young women with tools to better adapt to climate change, to make the next generation more climate-resilient.
Metal recycling in Burundi protects water from toxic waste
This report was submitted in the Environmental Reporting categoryat the One World Media Awards.
Žony na konje — Women, saddle up!
A documentary about the Sorbian “Osterreiten”, where only men are allowed to saddle up – and how some women challenged the norm.
Eco Africa
Eco Africa is a TV magazine show highlighting solutions to small and large environmental issues.
Every week the show presents innovative ideas and approaches for environmental and climate protection.
TV Reports for DW
A selection of my various news reports for DW, Germany’s international broadcaster.
TikTok Series “Becoming A Lagosian”
A social media mini-series I co-created while working for DW in Lagos, Nigeria
Series “Island Hopping”
During the summer holidays, FM4 always changes its programme a little. One segment for the summer programme from 2019 to
Brama – Eco Beach Resort
An eco beach resort in a dreamlike setting, built from sustainable and local materials, with an adjacent training centre for
MATVJ Showreel
A cross-section of my many works produced during my Masters in TV Journalism at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Vegan Nation
The UK has very strict animal protection and animal welfare laws and the number of people who abstain from animal
The Nigerian Crypto Craze
This is a short documentary that I shot, directed, scripted, edited, and narrated myself. It was one of the two
Donation Hub for Ukraine
Shortly after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there was a wave of solidarity in the UK.
Court Report
Court visits and court reporting are subject to extremely strict laws and regulations in the United Kingdom. One single wrong
The Guy Who Built His Own Hydroelectric Power Plant
Not many people can say that they developed and built a power plant in their backyard. Franz Zotlöterer can.
The Austrian engineer is experimenting with innovative forms of generating power that benefit humans and the environment.
Video Exercise for Application
Piece To Camera exercise for the application to the master’s programmeMA Television Journalism at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Eurotours 2018: Malta
In October 2018 I participated in the journalism program “Eurotours”, a scholarship granted by the Austrian Government for 27 young
Corona Self Test Kit: Is It Any Good?
Since summer 2020, Corona PCR tests have been available in Austrian drugstores. They will also soon be available in supermarkets.
Würmla’s Walls
Street art is usually found in big cities and not necessarily in communities with a population of just a thousand
Articles
Protest Against A Currency
“No more blah-blah – no more CFA franc! History is on the move and nobody will stop it” – this
Corona and Skiing
No one knows how this year’s winter tourism will look like. But how to protect the guests who want to
The Language Of The Hopeful
A hundred years ago, the inventor of Esperanto, Ludwik Zamenhof, died. The constructed language itself celebrates its 130th birthday this
Reviving Rare Apples and Pears
A Styrian farmer wants to bring back the huge variety of apples and pears that used to be found in Austria’s fruit gardens. A contribution to biodiversity.
Bioeconomy: Green Capitalism
Bioeconomy deals with the question of how the economy can be shaped in a holistic, environmentally conscious manner. A common
Why Did Orcas Attack Sailing Boats?
In the summer of 2020, more than 20 cases have been documented where orcas attacked sailing boats. Marine researchers claim