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Vincent Makori

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Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Voice of America (VOA), AllAfrica, VOA Afrique, VOA Africa
Vincent Makori is a veteran journalist and Managing Editor TV , Voice of America's English to Africa Service. He is a seasoned Television anchor and host .
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Watchdog groups says citizens and governments must fight corruption together

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By Vincent Makori Verified
| VOA Africa
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US Congress meets to certify 2024 election results

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By Anthony LaBruto, Vincent Makori Verified
| VOA Africa
A joint session of the United States Congress is set to convene to officially certify the 2024 election, which officially names Donald Trump as the next President of the United States. Previously an unknown procedure, the meeting gained international attention in 2020 when supporters of then President Trump tried to stop Congress from certifying the election results. VOA’s Vincent Makori spoke to VOA’s Anthony LaBruto live at the U.S. Capitol with a look into the procedure.
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Analysis: Former Central Darfur State Governor on Sudanese war

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By Vincent Makori Verified
| VOA Africa
A reported released for peer review by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine's Sudan Research Group suggests the death toll in Sudan is much higher than previously recorded. While killings previously had made up most deaths in the country, researchers now point to starvation and disease as the main contributors. With no end in sight to the now 14-month conflict, many Sudanese have chosen to escape the violence.
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