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Anne Mawathe
Born	Anne Mawathe
Nationality	Kenyan
Known for	Journalism

Anne Mawathe is a Kenyan journalist.^[1] In 2014, she was shortlisted among the 28 finalists for the CNN Multichoice African Journalists Award.^[2]