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Hillary Murani is an international journalist, communication specialist, and storyteller who reframes African narratives with depth, context, and dignity. His reporting and analysis have appeared on Al Jazeera, The Guardian, El País, and Euronews, among others.

Born in Machakos and raised between Nairobi's Dandora and Kibera neighborhoods and rural Embu, Hillary's career began in production at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). Over nearly a decade, he moved from behind-the-scenes technician to news anchor to internationally recognized writer anchoring for five years without pay, sharpening his craft in silence before the world took notice.

Hillary doesn't just report stories. He claims narratives that have been overlooked, underestimated, or misunderstood, because he knows what it means to be all three. He is a specialist in "thriving in crisis," a skill honed through a childhood of displacement and a professional breakthrough achieved during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Today, he uses his platform to bridge the gap between local realities and international conversations, proving that a person's origins are merely a starting point, not a destination.