United Kingdom
I'm a third-year BA Journalism student at the University of Sheffield, with a passion for storytelling across digital, audio, and visual platforms. My experience spans radio production, sports reporting, and magazine and TV content creation. I currently produce content for The Midlands Athletics Podcast with Switch Radio and serve as a presenter and producer, focusing on making athletics more accessible and engaging to diverse audiences.
I thrive in fast-paced media environments, whether it’s pitching stories, editing audio, or capturing behind-the-scenes footage of university life.
This portfolio showcases a range of my work, from radio segments and video packages to written features and multimedia storytelling.
Domie Kamanda in conversation with Notts Athletics Club and Nottingham Trent University High Jumper Harry Whyley, who shares his journey to date in athletics, the highs and lows while overcoming challenges along the way.
A new generation of young Black artists are redefining art by infusing their heritage, lived experiences, and cultural traditions into their work, sparking conversations about race, belonging, and artistic representation in the UK.
South Yorkshire dog search and rescue group K9-RSQ are fundraising for a new drone in memory of late dog Darcy.
Domie Kamanda in conversation with Loughborough Students Athletics Union, Harrow Athletics Club and GB 400m Sprinter Poppy Malik, who shares her journey so far in athletics, and selection for the upcoming World Relay Championships in Chin
The Eagles Foundations runs Junior Wheelchair Rugby League to promote disability sport for young people in Sheffield.
A Sheffield teenager is set to run between the city's football stadiums to raise £1,500 for Rotherham Hospice
A review of Tate McRae's third studio album 'So Close To What'.
Rugby player Mitch Clark left Sheffield Eagles earlier this week and has now joined Championship rivals York Knights.
Young tall black women are reclaiming space, beauty, and power in a world that often asks them to shrink.
The British Baseball Federation hosted a Talent ID Day as part of a growing national effort to identify and develop the country's next generation of elite baseball players.