Adrian Blomfield is the East Africa Correspondent for The Economist, based in Nairobi, where he covers political, economic, and social developments across the region. A seasoned journalist with over two decades of experience, he has reported from some of the world's most complex and dynamic regions, including Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Previously, he served as Moscow Bureau Chief, Jerusalem Bureau Chief, and Middle East Correspondent for The Daily Telegraph, as well as a financial markets correspondent for Reuters in Nairobi. His reporting has spanned major conflicts, geopolitical shifts, and economic transformations, demonstrating a deep commitment to insightful and impactful journalism.