In the heart of North Rhine-Westphalia, where tradition meets cosmopolitan flair, the vibrant city of Cologne stands as Germany's fourth-largest metropolis, and its most international after Berlin. Known for its spirited Carnival, iconic Kölsch beer, and thriving media industry, Cologne isn't just about old cathedrals and riverfront strolls. It's a city that embraces diversity, creativity, and celebration at every corner. As Channel Africa is in Germany, we caught up with Marija Mijuskovic, a Serbian media student and resident of Cologne for the past three years, who gave our reporter Micheal Mbewe a vivid look into life in this liberal, multicultural hub, from its festive street culture to its economic lifeblood in television and beyond. Here's her story from the streets of Cologne.

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