About
Robert Kodingo is an active communications specialist and has been for over a decade, working within the ever-changing landscape of print, digital, electronic, and broadcast media.
His track record shows involvement in human rights campaigns, advocacy, peace and security, conflict and mediation, and sustainable environmental issues.
These roles have seen him work at the intersection of public relations, news, technology, creative design, and business communications. He muses on audiovisual production, journalism, the internet, and current digital cultures.
He has led and excelled at communication-based campaigns for several NonProfit Organizations and told impactful data-driven stories on African Economies and Social issues. Some of the organizations he has worked with and for include; Adam Smith International, Swisscontact, New York Times as a fixer, The African Union Commission, IPAS-Africa, Tetra-Tech, The Music Copyright Society of Kenya, Euronews (France) and was part of the pioneer group that launched Africanews in Congo.
He is also a journalism educator who has taught workshops and lectured in various communication workshops.
