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About us
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News Presenters - Doha
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| Jane Dutton |
Jane Dutton is a presenter with extensive experience of international television news. Jane most recently worked as presenter/reporter on The Business of Development - a special series of 30-minute programmes that aired on CNBC Europe/US and as a freelance presenter for BBC World.
Prior to these roles Jane worked for CNN as a presenter for their Morning International TV News, anchoring the network’s four half-hour morning shows, which attracted viewers from around the world. She also presented CNN’s travel show HotSpots from a different country every week with an estimated 250 million viewers reached per show. Jane also worked as a news correspondent for SABC, based in London, presenting news and drive-time shows for radio.
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| David Foster |
David Foster has over 34 years of experience as a journalist, covering stories in more than 50 countries. In the last year he has been in Finland, India, Mauritania, Western Sahara and most recently Afghanistan preparing reports for Al Jazeera English’s launch.
He came to Al Jazeera English from Sky News, the UK-based satellite news channel, where for almost ten years he was a studio news presenter and business correspondent. In the 1980s (as senior correspondent for Britain’s first commercial TV breakfast news show – TV-am’s Good Morning Britain), he was in Beirut to report on the Lebanese civil war and was in Libya in 1986 when American warplanes bombed Tripoli.
He moved to the US in 1988 to begin a 5 year stint as USA correspondent, based in Washington DC, for TV-am, before returning to the UK.
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| Imran Garda |
Imran Garda joined Al Jazeera English from South Africa’s Supersport channel, where he was a specialist cricket anchor and reporter covering major events such as the 2003 Cricket World Cup and The Ashes.
Imran’s other highlights include hosting English Premiership and Spanish football, as well as The IAAF Grand Prix and Golden League.
Imran recently covered the African Cup of Nations as an in-studio-anchor and filed and presented stories on local South African Football as a field reporter and studio anchor. Additionally, he has covered major ATP tennis events, the Commonwealth Games and F1 Powerboats.
joined Al Jazeera English from ITV News where she was a correspondent and a presenter covering major events around the world.
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| Shiulie Ghosh |
Shiulie Ghosh
Her reporting from Thailand on the Asian tsunami was awarded the 2006 Alfred I. Dupont Columbia News Broadcasting Award and in 2001 Shiulie was named Best Television News Journalist at the British Telecom Ethnic Multicultural Media Awards.
During the conflict in Kosovo, Shiulie was based in southern Italy, where she reported on the bombing missions flown by NATO crews. Post-conflict, she reported on the continuing tensions in the divided town of Mitrovica. Shiulie first joined ITV News as a general reporter in January 1998 and later spent three years as Home Affairs Editor of ITV News.
Shiulie has covered a wide range of prominent domestic stories for ITV News including the 7/7 suicide attacks, the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry, and the death of the Queen Mother.
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| Darren Jordon |
Darren Jordon
Prior to his appointment to Breakfast news in 2001, he was the Special Reporter for the One O’ Clock News. Darren’s career in journalism began as a sports broadcaster in South Africa in 1995. Darren joined BBC Sport as a broadcast journalist in 1998, as part of the BBC News 24 Sport team.
In addition to news, Darren has presented and reported for many other BBC programmes, including the BBC’s D-Day anniversary coverage, the Lord Mayor’s Show and the current affairs programme 4x4. Darren has also presented location reports for the BBC’s Holiday programme, and has reported from Jamaica, Turkey, Cyprus, the USA and Dubai.
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| Maryam Nemazee |
Maryam Nemazee
As one of the channel’s main anchors Maryam covered high-profile stories such as the Iranian nuclear dispute, the War in Iraq, and the on-going Middle East conflict. In this role she developed a strong base of knowledge and understanding of world news, and particularly of key issues in the Middle East.
Maryam has carried out live anchoring on world events such as the inauguration of Bolivia’s first indigenous President (the ascendancy of the left across Latin America), and the hospitalisation of former Israeli Premier Ariel Sharon.
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| So Rahman |
Award-winning journalist So (Sohail) Rahman brings to Al Jazeera English a wide range of expertise gained through 15 years of television reporting and presenting, including roles with Granada, ITV, BBC, Channel 4 and CNN.
He was the first British Muslim man to host the Granada regional news and also to present the ITV National News.
For Granada Reports So made his mark as a location reporter in South Asia and the Middle East during the September 11th attacks in the United States, as the first ITV reporter to record the reaction inside Pakistan and throughout the region.
In 2003 So won the Royal Television Society’s prestigious Best Television Presenter Award and has also won the Best Presenter Award at the Asian Film Academy on three occasions for the BBC and twice for ITV Granada.
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Kamahl Santamaria
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Kamahl Santamaria’s career encompasses roles in news, sports and business reporting across the Asia-Pacific region.
For three years Kamahl was a business correspondent and presenter at Sky News Australia’s daily Sky Business Report.
Prior to that, he spent three years in his native New Zealand, working on TV3’s flagship 6pm news bulletin 3 News – covering news and sport; two of those years were as a reporter specialising in sport, but also covering general news.
Kamahl has covered major sporting events in New Zealand such as the America’s Cup 2000, and spent six months as a special project reporter working on the 2001 Atlantic Rowing Race, an international event dominated by New Zealanders in recent years.
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| Sami Zeidan |
Sami Zeidan has a wide range of international broadcasting experience from his roles with CNBC and CNN International.
Sami anchored the weekly news show Business Arabia broadcast on CNBC Europe, CNBC Asia and CNBC World as well as the daily stock market show Kalam Al Souq. He has also anchored the morning show Al Sabah Al Arabi in Arabic for CNBC Arabia.
Prior to that, Sami was a writer-anchor at CNN International in Atlanta for their World News and World Report. He also presented the political debate show Frontline, as well as the live political phone-in show Open to Question, and regular news bulletins.
Sami was a finalist for CNN Economic Reporter of the Year, 2000 and recipient of the 1999 Kamal Adham Award for Television Excellence. In 1995 he was awarded the Television Union’s ‘Report of the Year’ award.
has covered major stories in world news as a reporter and presenter. Previously she was a news anchor for the 24-hour, international English-language news channel, Russia Today, broadcasting across the world.
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