We have all known Larry Madowo as an English reporter and news anchor but it seems at BBC where he moved a few months ago, a lot has changed.<\/p>\n
Kenyans were left impressed after watching a Swahili report from Larry Madowo on BBC in which he spoke effortlessly, proving yet again that he’s a really talented journalist.<\/p>\n
Madowo was in Kenya to report about the recent Uber strike and how drivers have been having a hard time trying to make ends meet.<\/p>\n
Here’s what Kenyans had to say:<\/p>\n
@highridgeyoung<\/a>\u00a0Larry I thought you can’t construct a sentence in Swahili …..@LarryMadowo<\/a>….\u00a0I miss your broadcasts at NTV<\/p>\n @LameckNyakwara<\/a>\u00a0Kudos Larry. Never knew that you are perfect in both English and kiswahili<\/p>\n @NakitareJuma<\/a>\u00a0Mbona wakiharibu kiswahili,sema”Naiporomosha lugha”.<\/p>\n @OsmanOmayo<\/a>\u00a0Boooss that was superb. Ni sisi tu tunajua ile practice ulichapa<\/p>\n @Steve_Kimani<\/a>\u00a0Pongezi\u00a0@LarryMadowo<\/a>\u00a0kwa kazi kuntu unayofanya\u00a0@BBCAfrica<\/a>\u00a0@bbcswahili<\/a>!<\/p>\n @Tonykinyash<\/a>\u00a0ati nakiporomosha? Hiyo sasa unajifanya<\/p>\n @ShemShujaa<\/a>\u00a0Didn’t know you could flow like that in Swahili. Great!<\/p>\n @habon_samow<\/a>\u00a0Kongole@LarryMadowo<\/p>\n Watch the clip below:<\/p>\n