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Hans Dembowski

Hans Dembowski

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Editor-in-Chief, D+C Development and Cooperation

Tübingen

Final Covers

Israeli Palestinian Conflict , German Politics , Social Media , Israeli Politics , German Current Affairs

Doesn’t Cover

Do not do on the ground reporting

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 95

  • Africa's Vanishing Foods

    By Hans Dembowski Verified| risingnepaldaily.com@ A woman processes white paste in large black plastic tubs in an open area, likely preparing traditional African food such as cassava. As international inflation made wheat more expensive, many West Africans once more opted for cassava, which some consider to be a poor person’s food. Africa’s traditional crops tend to be among the “forgotten foods”, which are also called “neglected”, “underutilised,” or “orphan crops”.

    By Hans Dembowski Verified · risingnepaldaily.com

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • TV Sets For Poor Households

    By Hans Dembowski Verified| risingnepaldaily.com@ Nana Konadu is a creative man. The Ghanaian entrepreneur grew up in Bremen and commutes between Germany and Ghana. His mission is to fundamentally change the reputation of digital-waste recycling, which is known for serious environmental hazards and brutal labour conditions. Konadu runs two companies in Accra. One is called Technology Manufacturing Ghana or TMG for short. It produces small TV sets that include second-hand computer screens.

    By Hans Dembowski Verified · risingnepaldaily.com

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Africa's Vanishing Foods

    By Hans Dembowski Verified| risingnepaldaily.com@ A woman processes white paste in large black plastic tubs in an open area, likely preparing traditional African food such as cassava. As international inflation made wheat more expensive, many West Africans once more opted for cassava, which some consider to be a poor person’s food. Africa’s traditional crops tend to be among the “forgotten foods”, which are also called “neglected”, “underutilised,” or “orphan crops”.

    By Hans Dembowski Verified · risingnepaldaily.com

    Apr. 05, 2025

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D+C Development and Cooperation