For the very first time Quest Means Business will be reporting live from Kenya. Richard Quest expressed his interest to report live from Nairobi as Kenya Airways launches direct flights from Kenya to Newyork.
Ok. Behind the scenes at @984inthemorning pic.twitter.com/wpPhXnZ0Jn
— Richard Quest (@richardquest) October 23, 2018
Richard Quest has been hosted in Capital Breakfast show by Maqbuli and Amina.
Richard Quest has found even more pride in Kenya:
“we spent the afternoon in Karura Forest. If you wanted something to underscore this sense of pride you would be hard pushed to find a more pristine example. Here is a park that rivals New York’s Central Park, London’s Hyde Park, or Sydney’s botanic gardens.
With Richard Quest of @CNN. Thank you for a wonderful interview and great jogging in Kathra Forrest, Nairobi pic.twitter.com/Qtjr9Uxb0y
— Eliud Kipchoge (@EliudKipchoge) October 22, 2018
Of course I discovered Karura’s remarkable history, learned about its sometimes checkered, shady past, the land grabbers, and the ultimately successful campaign to save it for the people. But more than that, I saw a place that Kenyans have taken to their hearts. This is a place that is ring-fenced, literally and figuratively, for ordinary Nairobians to enjoy. We saw couples hand in hand, joggers, women walking alone. We also saw wildlife, different species of monkey, all kinds of birds, all around us. It was safe, spotlessly clean, peaceful and completely beautiful. All this, just minutes away from the city centre.”
Richard Quest is in Kenya to cover a series of business stories and will also join 234 passengers flying the inaugural Kenya Airways direct flight from Nairobi to New York on October 28,2018.
Phew. Thank you @984inthemorning great interview Maqbul. Really interesting questions. And thank you for the @gloriagaynor
— Richard Quest (@richardquest) October 23, 2018