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Media Chronicles: CGTN Africa Chinese Feminazi's Exposed

Panic has gripped CGTN Africa after several of its employees have resigned for better pay and working conditions at BBC which is launching its bureau in Nairobi in a few months. BBC is recruiting and is targeting all the media houses in kenya. People leaving CGTN (formerly CCTV Africa) include a TV news director Valen

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Panic has gripped CGTN Africa after several of its employees have resigned for better pay and working conditions at BBC which is launching its bureau in Nairobi in a few months. BBC is recruiting and is targeting all the media houses in kenya. People leaving CGTN (formerly CCTV Africa) include a TV news director Valentine Macharia from broadcast department ran by Hu Yu, a sports reporter, Celestine Karoney (the bureau chief told her she can go because she is overpaid) and a technical operator Hambert Mashua. This is just to mention a few who've been targeted to work for BBC from the station. CCTV Africa is ran by the chinese and is a hub of racism where foreign employees are favoured against local staff and this is evident when it comes to...

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