David McKenzie

China Correspondent, CNN

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CNN Correspondent in China. Former Africa Correspondent. RT not endorsement.

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RT @cnnasiapr: CNN's @klustout @McKenzieCNN @IvanCNN @andrewcnn take an in-depth look at #China- all on new series 'The Age of China' start…

Beijing's best hotels | CNN Travel

travel.cnn.com — Five years after the 2008 Olympics construction boom, new Beijing hotels keep right on coming
RT @purefoyAMEBO: @McKenzieCNN looks like u r trying to interview him - and he's like "why is this guy using monkey signals and not speakin…

McKenzieCNN: Was hanging out with these ...

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Been a bit quiet lately, mainly because off shooting with no VPN in China
RT @cnnasiapr: #CNN announces "The Age of China" special series cnnasiapacific.com/press/en/conte… The half hour special hosted by @McKenzieCNN airs Ma…

CNN ANNOUNCES “THE AGE OF CHINA” SPECIAL SERIES

cnnasiapacific.com — CNN has announced a new on-air initiative which takes an in-depth look at China, the new global superpower. Through a series of on-going reports, expert analysis and insight, plus special programming, 'The Age of China' will explore how the country impacts our daily lives, and how the world impacts China.
Watching #PartsUnknownCNN and the awesome oil, batter, and eggs dish we had when we snuck away from our minders in Tripoli
Thoughtful story by @lpolgreen - Mandela Fades Amid Battles Over Who Will Claim Legacy nyti.ms/YXj2JS

Mandela Fades as South Africa Battles Over Legacy

nytimes.com — JOHANNESBURG - "Smile!" the visitor implored, an edge of forced bonhomie in his voice, as he held up a cellphone camera to take a snapshot. But the face of Nelson Mandela, the 94-year-old leader of the struggle against apartheid who became South Africa's beloved first black president, remained impassive as stone.
RT @RamCNN: Oh duck: Art display in Hong Kong harbor mysteriously loses its mojo cnn.com/2013/05/14/tra…

Fowl play? Giant duck drowns in Hong Kong

cnn.com — (CNN) -- Hong Kong's favorite new resident, a giant inflatable duck, took a turn for the worse on Wednesday, looking less like an oversized lovable plaything and more like an unappetizing fried egg on the water. The 16.5-meter (54 feet) inflatable sculpture mysteriously lost its mojo overnight, deflated and bobbed lifelessly in Victoria Harbour.
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