Michael Wanguhu on a TV series that follows Kenya’s marathon runners in the USA

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"Each episode follows the African elite marathon runners in the major US marathon circuit and we capture them and try and celebritise them."

Michael Wanguhu, Black Medley Entertainment on: its programme about Kenyan marathon runners called Marathon Fuse; how it shoots everything from an African perspective; and selling the programme at broadcasters’ trade show DISCOP.

October 11, 2014 by Editor

Tags: Kenya sports TV

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