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An enchanting book, rich with the vibrancy and tragedy of Africa - where hope is constantly eroded by despair. It is a testament to the power of the printed word as medium for foreign reporting. Kenyon has woven a magic in this book that makes TV look inadequate by comparison. Independent

An enchanting book, rich with the vibrancy and tragedy of Africa - where hope is constantly eroded by despair. It is a testament to the power of the printed word as medium for foreign reporting. Kenyon has woven a magic in this book that makes TV look inadequate by comparison. -- Michael Williams Daily Telegraph

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Paul Kenyon is a highly experienced reporter and producer who has worked for almost twenty years across BBC News and Current Affairs. He currently works on Panorama. In 2005 he was the first reporter to film Iran's secret nuclear sites, making an hour-long documentary which was shown around the world. For four years Paul had his own series on BBC One, Kenyon Confronts which used secret filming to expose corruption in areas as diverse as horse-racing, the Catholic Church and immigration. At its peak it was the most watched current affairs programme on the BBC. His job has taken him around the world - investigating Nike in Cambodia, cocaine factories in Colombia, fugitives in Northern Cyprus and dolphin-hunting in Japan.

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