by Esther Adeniyion March 22, 2017September 27, 20182 Comments on Caroline Mutoko, Kenya’s Amazing Media Personality
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Caroline Mutoko has inspired me and is still inspiring me from very far, the YouTube kind of far. When I talk about her, you would think that I have met her and for the life of me, what I am very intrigued about isn’t even really the intelligence that has made her into her unique claim of ‘woman’, they are the petty, almost unnoticeable things that intrigue me. I really can’t push it away, her wisdom wows me.
The first YouTube video I ever watched was, ‘Where did my money go’ and that was the revival I needed at the time. I wasn’t even a spendthrift, I just needed some more confidence to reinforce that I am not one to buy five bags at a go.
Contents
- 1 Caroline Mutoko YouTube – Where Did My Money Go?
- 2 Caroline Mutoko Biography
- 3 Her style
- 4 Her accent
- 5 Her confidence
Caroline Mutoko is a Kenyan radio presenter with a strong personality and stable opinions. She was bon on the 4th of January, 1973. She is the currently the marketing director at Radio Africa. She had her secondary school education at Loreto Convent Valley Road High school. She also did her undergraudate studies at Strathmore University. Other notable institutions she attended are: Harvard Business School and UCLA Anderson School of Management
Caroline Mutoko is a very stylish woman. You need to watch only one of her YouTube videos to know that. We share the same body shape, only that she is bigger. I get a lot of inspiration from how she styles herself. One would never imagine that she is minimalist because she has got such an amazing mix and match skill.
Have you ever heard the pure hybrid of Africa and America in sounds? There is something about Caroline Mutoko’s still. It’s captivating and inviting. I think it adds to why she has this much oratory power.
So, she discusses some topics with daunting confidence and strength. How many women would want to do politics and fashion. This one is the one to move from fashion to relationships to politics and to anything many women still haven’t gotten the nerve to say.
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