Michela Wrong is a writer and journalist with more than twenty years\' experience of covering Africa.
Michela Wrong lives in London..
She is a consultant for the Miles Morland Foundation, which funds a range of literary festivals, workshops and scholarships for African writers.
She speaks fluent Italian and French.
She has published opinion pieces and book reviews in the Observer, Guardian, Financial Times, New York Times, New Statesman, Spectator, Standpoint Foreign Policy magazine, and travel pieces for Conde Nast\'s Traveler magazine.
She is regularly interviewed by the BBC, Al Jazeera and Reuters on her areas of expertise.
She was awarded the 2010 James Cameron prize for journalism that combines moral vision and professional integrity.
She is the author of three books of non-fiction and a novel.
She later moved to Kenya, where she spent four years covering east, west and central Africa for the Financial Times.
She became a freelance journalist in 1994, when she moved to then-Zaire and found herself covering both the genocide in Rwanda and the final days of dictator Mobutu Sese Seko for the BBC and Reuters.
She joined Reuters news agency in the early 1980s and was posted as a foreign correspondent to Italy, France and Ivory Coast.
Michela Wrong is a writer and journalist with more than twenty years\' experience of covering Africa
