Martina Schwikowski is a Multi-Media Editor who writes for various publications including Cigalah Group, Deutsche Welle, and Newswav. With a focus on African affairs, Martina's articles provide analysis and coverage on topics such as investment opportunities, conflicts, social issues, and political developments across the continent.
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Martina Schwikowski's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation, with a focus on government and politics as well as world affairs. Her articles cover topics such as immigration, Africa, Germany, conflict, and human rights.
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The conflict in Sudan has turned into the largest displacement crisis worldwide, showing alarming levels of sexual violence.
As South African journalist Ruth Weiss turns 100, DW spoke with her about her lifelong commitment to seeking justice for those experiencing racism and antisemitism.
Seven million Africans live under various forms of modern slavery. Many of them have fallen into the clutches of human traffickers in an attempt to improve their own living conditions. Migrants are at particular risk.
Thomas Kwoyelo, a former commander of the Lord's Resistance Army, has been convicted for his role in brutal crimes committed between 1992 and 2005.
The first 100 days of the Government of National Unity (GNU) have helped improve South Africa's image in the world. But a cohesive policy plan to lift the country out of an economic crisis is lacking amid infighting.
Makonni kalilan suka rage a gudanar da zaben shugaban kasa a Amurka, kuma tsohon shugabanta Donald Trump na yin takara a jam'iyyar Republican.
There is discord in South Africa's unity government, with Ukraine as the trigger within the new coalition with no foreign policy cohesion.
Protests by opposition groups against the ruling party FRELIMO's victory in the presidential elections could escalate: Unwilling to engage, the country's repressive regime continues to quell demonstrations with violence.
Gabonese citizens are voting on a new constitution with many positive elements. Many experts say that if the referendum is free and fair, it will mark the start of Gabon's transition to civilian, democratic rule.
Mob justice is on the rise in some African countries, particularly in South Africa. Violent killings are connected to poverty, while a lack of trust in the judicial system propels the problem.
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