- Kipchumba Murkomen expressed frustration at how foreign journalists, including Larry Madowo, report on Kenyan issues
- The Internal Security Minister blamed the CNN International correspondent for focusing on bad things while ignoring national development
- Madowo was congratulated by protesters during his announcement on Wednesday’s anniversary, June 25
Minister of Internal Security Kipchumba Murkomen CNN International journalist Kijembe, Larry Madowo, about how he focuses on Kenyan issues.
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Murkomen claimed that Larry reports Kenyan issues with a negative attitude.
This comes the day after the reporter reported The procession of records made in Nairobi and even exposed police actions.
“When they report about Israel, the United States, and the United Kingdom, they are very careful for their countries. But when they come here to us, they report things as they are. Some of them enjoy it until they think they are successful because they are cheered.Murkomen said during a meeting with the media on Thursday, June 26.
Larry Madowo Celebrate with protesters
Larry seemed to enjoy reporting on Wednesday, June 25, and was cheered by the protesters.
Many protesters surrounded him, jumping up and singing his name.
“Thank you for love … I haven’t lost my phone or anything here for this crowd. Even my airpods are still in the ears,” He wrote on X network (formerly Twitter).
It should be noted that this is not the first time Minister Murkomen publicly criticized Larry.
Murkomen and Larry Madowo clash about leaking roofs JKIA
In April 2024, Murkomen, the former Minister of Transport at the time, criticized Larry for exposing leaking roofs at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
“I saw Larry taking a video on the field. Said Murkomen.
Larry Madowo saves protesters who were surrounded on a narrow path
On Wednesday, June 26, Larry intervened to rescue protesters surrounded by police officers in central Nairobi.
The protesters, who were stuck on a narrow lane, complained that the police had beaten and tearched the gas.
Larry then moved to a nearby area where police had forced people, including security guards, kneeling. He expressed his concern about the unsafe environment in which the people had been placed.
In questioning the reason for arresting uniform guards, Larry was approached by a protester who asked him not to leave them, for fear of their safety.
In response, the journalist encouraged protesters to leave the area for their safety.
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