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Anthony Mwangi

Nairobi

Digital Content Producer, East Africa at BBC News Africa

Digital Content Producer: East Africa - BBC News Africa - Digital Journalist| Former journalist, Royal Media Services, Kenya | Moi University

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Anthony Irungu
Anthony Irungu @TonyIrungu5
26 Feb 25

👀Earlier this year, Fardowsa and I flew to Mogadishu, to film an inspiring story about how disabled people in Somalia feel about the new historic law (Somali Disability Rights Protection Law) that criminalizes discrimination against them. @fardawsa_osman 📹📹@MohamudAziizBBC

BBC News Africa
BBC News Africa @BBCAfrica

'My mother-in-law took my husband away nightly, fearing I’d transfer my disability to him' Somalia recently passed its first disability rights law, a step toward inclusivity. However, 11% of the population still face major challenges, including stigma among others. https://t.co/nxK47M1RQA

Anthony Irungu
Anthony Irungu @TonyIrungu5
31 Jan 25

RT @Ian_Wafula: THREAD: I have spent months investigating the foreign mercenaries in DR Congo. I met some of them in Romania & Goma. One Ro…

Anthony Irungu
Anthony Irungu @TonyIrungu5
31 Jan 25

DR Congo's failed gamble on Romanian mercenaries: The BBC has seen contracts that show that these hired soldiers were being paid around $5,000 (£4,000) a month, while regular military recruits get around $100, or sometimes go unpaid. https://t.co/9QmaOfQtoE