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Seth Onyango

(He/Him)
  • Journalist and Communications Consultant, Freelance
Düsseldorf
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Quartz, Flipboard, News24 Business, Daily Nation, AllAfrica, AllAfrica.com Français, The Star (Kenya), Mail & Guardian, Internazionale and
Covers:  Tech, Finance, Climate, Business and Finance, Geopolitics, Foreign Affairs
Data Journalist | Corporate Communications | Storytelling Specialist | Photography| Research

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Seth Onyango is a Kenyan-German journalist, storyteller, and communications specialist with a deep focus on data and visual journalism. Over more than a decade, he has worked to translate complex research, technical subjects, and raw data into human-centered stories that bring Africa’s realities — and possibilities — into sharper focus, covering themes such as climate change, geopolitics, business and finance.

His bylines have appeared in outlets including The Africa Report, Mail & Guardian, Qu…

Seth Onyango’s Journalist Portfolio

Social media: Changing African political landscapes since the Arab Spring

Social media: Changing African political landscapes since the Arab Spring

Social media has become an indispensable tool in Sudan's revolution, and for the Sudanese people in ensuring …

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African startups haul in $1.4 billion in first half of 2025 as venture funding rebounds - Second ...

African startups haul in $1.4 billion in first half of 2025 as venture funding rebounds - Second ...

After a muted 2024, Africa's startup ecosystem is showing real signs of momentum in 2025, with fresh funding …

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South Africa's deepwater oil ambitions face fresh legal challenge

South Africa's deepwater oil ambitions face fresh legal challenge

A High Court challenge has thrown a spanner in South Africa's deepwater oil push and raised the stakes for cl…

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Afrique: Les producteurs de coton pourraient bénéficier des crédits carbone liés aux sols

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By Seth Onyango
| AllAfrica.com Français
Une initiative testée en Ouzbékistan pourrait permettre aux producteurs africains de coton de doubler leurs revenus grâce au carbone des sols Les producteurs africains de coton pourraient bientôt être rémunérés non seulement pour leur récolte, mais aussi pour le carbone stocké dans leurs sols.
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Africa: Cotton Farmers Could Earn From Soil Carbon Credits Original

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By Seth Onyango
| AllAfrica
A scheme tested in Uzbekistan could let African cotton farmers earn twice over, once for the fibre and once for the carbon stored in the soil beneath their fields. Cotton has always paid farmers for what they harvest. Its next payout may come from what stays in the soil, as carbon held on African farms could soon become a tradeable asset.
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Africa’s next cotton export may never leave the farm

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By Seth Onyango
| Financial Fortune
Workers sorting and bagging seed cotton at a processing facility in Mozambique in July 2026. Photo Courtesy: Aid by Trade Foundation (AbTF)/Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) Cotton has always paid farmers for what they harvest. Its next payout may come from what stays in the soil, as carbon held on African farms could soon become a tradeable asset.
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