This is a reporting request: Curious if anyone out there in Danwei-land knows Mark Ndesandjo, Barack Obama's half brother, or how to get in touch with him. (Would he be considered the First Half-Brother?) I'd like to request a video interview with him... ...full story at Danwei
from Danwei on Thu, Nov 06 2008
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| 05 Sep 07 |
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My half brother »
YouTube video This is my half brother, we were in a chinese resturant. My dad was there too... when did i vid tape that? hmmmm... end of August... 2007 |
| 03 Dec 08 |
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News report on Obama's half-brother Mark Ndesandjo in Shenzhen, China » Shanghaiist President-elect Barack Obama has a half-brother by the name of Mark Ndesandjo who's been in Shenzhen for a few years now. According to this video report by a Shenzhen TV station (we think), on the day of Obama's victory, Mark Ndesandjo sent a text message... |
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Obama's half-brother Mark Ndesandjo helps raise RMB250,000 for orphans in Shenzhen charity event » Shanghaiist Thomas Crampton points us to a special fundraiser held Friday night in Shenzhen by the American Chamber of Commerce in South China to benefit orphans. Star of the evening was none other than Presidential-elect Barack Obama's half-brother Mark Ndesandjo.... |
| 05 Nov 09 |
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Obama's half-brother writes semi-fiction book about abusive dad » Shanghaiist U.S. President Barack Obama’s China-residing half-brother, Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo, has now launched his first novel, “Nairobi to Shenzhen.” in Guangdong province. The book is “semi-autobiographial” and about his life... |
| 04 Nov 09 |
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Obama's Shenzhen-based brother publishes novel » Danwei This report from Reuters does not say where the novel will be published. U.S. President Barack Obama's half-brother made a rare appearance on Wednesday in southern China, his home for seven years, to launch a novel he says draws on his painful... |
| 04 Nov 09 |
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Obama’s Brother Speaks (And Writes) » China Journal Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo, Barack Obama’s younger half-brother, has finally broken his media silence, just weeks before the U.S. president’s first visit to China. Ndesandjo, who has lived in the south China city of Shenzhen since 2002, appeare... |
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