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Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Verified

Editor, D+C Development and Cooperation

Frankfurt am Main

Final Covers

Feminism , Travel, National and International News, Movies , Writing, Opinion , TV, Books , Theatre

Doesn’t Cover

I do not cover any fake news and unauthentic news , I'm very responsible reporter

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 2

  • Interlacing cultures: Music of the Nile

    By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified| Qantara.de@ In 2011, the year of the Arab Spring, Egyptian ethnomusicologist Mina Girgis decided to launch a music project. It was not inspired by the protests around Cairo's Tahrir Square but by one of the few constants in Egyptian life: the Nile. However, the Nile is not just Egyptian. Girgis quickly realised that such a project – like Africa's longest river – would have to flow across national boundaries.

    By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified · Qantara.de

    Aug. 01, 2023

  • The fate of mothers with disabled children

    By Raphael Mweninguwe, Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified, Pamela Lizette Cruz| D+C Development and Cooperation@ Moreover, many people view children with disabilities as a curse upon parents, imposed by a supernatural power to punish them for a wrong. Strange traditional mindsets amidst rampant poverty are to blame for this bizarre behaviour. This is especially unfair as caring for people with disabilities is being left almost only to women. The males mostly escape from their childcare responsibilities. This also happened to 30-year-old Luwiza Davidson, a mother of a 7-year-old disabled girl.

    By Raphael Mweninguwe, Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified, Pamela Lizette Cruz · D+C Development and Cooperation

    Jan. 29, 2023

  • Interlacing cultures: Music of the Nile

    By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified| Qantara.de@ In 2011, the year of the Arab Spring, Egyptian ethnomusicologist Mina Girgis decided to launch a music project. It was not inspired by the protests around Cairo's Tahrir Square but by one of the few constants in Egyptian life: the Nile. However, the Nile is not just Egyptian. Girgis quickly realised that such a project – like Africa's longest river – would have to flow across national boundaries.

    By Katharina Wilhelm Otieno Verified · Qantara.de

    Aug. 01, 2023

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D+C Development and Cooperation