This week Christiane @amanpour announced she will be leaving @cnn next year. @pamelabrowncnn and I reacted to her decades of world-class journalism that inspired all of us. Watch this:
Christiane Amanpour, one of CNNโs most recognizable faces, is leaving the network after 43 years. โRemember: always be truthful, not neutral,โ she said in a statement announcing her departure. https://t.co/EzIEcPhEl6
Chief international anchor Christiane Amanpour announces that she will leave CNN next June after a 43-year career at the network https://t.co/5smYD4a1QW
To say this marks the end of an era doesnโt even cut it.
@amanpour has been synonymous with CNN & with top-tier international reporting for decades. I grew up admiring her, pinched myself every time I got to share a screen with her & have been grateful on so many occasions for the platform her show offered for in-depth, international coverage.
Will miss her dearly at CNN. But bravo on 43 extraordinary years. We should all be so lucky
https://t.co/nWuacuJ9GN
Chief international anchor Christiane Amanpour announces that she will leave CNN next June after a 43-year career at the network https://t.co/zGdsEYX0Oh
One of my favorite assignments during my time at CNN was to cover the Je Suis Charlie (Hebdo) March in Paris alongside Christiane โฆ She is an icon and we all wish her the best ๐
At the 64th Independence Anniversary celebrations, President @KagutaMuseveni was awarded the Order of the Commander-in-Chief (Uganda Prisons Service Medal) in recognition of his leadership in promoting productive capacity, self-reliance, and improved welfare within the Uganda Prisons Service, while advancing national development through local production and import substitution.