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Kenyan Journalist Larry Madowo Promoted at CNN

Kenyan Journalist Larry Madowo Promoted at CNN
Kenyan Journalist Larry Madowo Promoted at CNN

Celebrated Kenyan journalist Larry Madowo has earned a promotion at CNN. Madowo, who was appointed the television channel’s Nairobi correspondent in May, has been elevated to the position of CNN International Correspondent.

The promotion means Madowo will now be covering news beyond the Nairobi area.

Prior to joining CNN, he worked as the BBC’s North America correspondent based in Washington, D.C.

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During the time, he covered major stories including the 2020 US elections, the COVID-19 outbreak, and the protests following the killing of George Floyd, and the trial of Derek Chauvin.

He was also a fill-in anchor for the broadcaster’s flagship BBC World News America show that airs globally and on PBS stations across the US.

Madowo started his journalism career at Kenya Television Network (KTN) at the age of 20 and has previously worked for NTV Kenya and CNBC Africa. 

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Communication from Daystar University and a master’s in Business and Economics Journalism from Columbia University in New York.

 

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  1. GUEST1Jul 21, 2021

    Congrats👍

  2. MaryJul 21, 2021

    Good for you

  3. MkJul 21, 2021

    Congratulations Larry, you deserve it 👏

  4. MkJul 21, 2021

    Congratulations 👏

  5. MadawaJul 21, 2021

    promoted? how long he's been on CNN?

  6. G777Jul 21, 2021

    Star risen big time. He can now settle down easy. He's Jeff 2 but a lil better interviewer.

  7. MūgīkūyūJul 22, 2021

    Congratulations. Guess they want more African viewership who knows.

  8. GGJul 22, 2021

    He’s a trailblazer! Congratulations son of Kenya!
    Where are the HATERS? Still sleeping?

  9. KaswendeJul 23, 2021

    Start your own station cnn will fire you like they did to Koinange Jeff stay focused higher. Congrats anyhow but don't sleep on your laurels brother.

  10. GGJul 23, 2021

    The truth of the matter is, Jeff Koinange deserts to be fired!

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