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5 Kenyan Journalists Who Have Been Left Stranded Abroad
6 May 2021 - 3:51 pm
Left to right: former NTV journalist Yassin Juma, Citizen TV s Jamila Mohammed and Jeff Koinange.
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In course of their jobs, journalists go through numerous challenges including running in with authorities and in some instances, they might find themselves stranded under difficult circumstances.
From being held hostage to getting locked in hotels, some journalists have found themselves in tricky situations while in foreign countries and unable to fly back home.
Here are five Kenyan journalists who have ever been stranded in foreign countries.
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Citizen TV anchor Jeff Koinange career has previously been dotted with hurdles including an instance in which he was abducted in Niger Delta.
NTV s Mark Masai Condemns MPs on Live News Bulletin
NTV anchor Mark Masai at the media house s studios
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NTV anchor Mark Masai went off the news script to condemn politicians who were embroiled in gun drama, voter bribery, assault of IEBC officials and other election malpractices during by-elections which were conducted on Thursday, March 4.
Masai, on Friday, March 5, during a live news bulletin raised concerns about the political temperature in the country.
The anchor warned that Kenya may emerge the greatest loser if the 2022 General Elections will be similar to the mini polls, which were predicted to be a litmus taste for the main polls.