Dai Kurokawa

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Dai Kurokawa

Nairobi, Kenya

Japanese national Dai Kurokawa grew up in Canada as a teenager until he returned to Japan at the age of 24. He joined epa's Tokyo bureau in 2007 after having worked as a freelance photojournalist in South East Asia.

Dai has been reassigned to Kenya to head epa's East Africa operation since early 2010. He has covered politics, sports, feature, business, entertainment and social issues.

 

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Dai Kurokawa - epa Photographer
A Somali mother holds her severely malnourished baby boy at a clinic run by Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in Dagahaley camp, one of three camps that make up sprawling Dadaab refugee camp in Dadaab, northeastern Kenya, 17 June 2011. According to MSF, the malnutrition rate among newly arrived infants in Dadaab was nine percent, while three percent of them were severely so that they are at risk of death. EPA/DAI KUROKAWA

 

A Somali mother holds her severely malnourished baby boy at a clinic run by Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in Dagahaley camp, one of three camps that make up sprawling Dadaab refugee camp in Dadaab, northeastern Kenya, 17 June 2011. According to MSF, the malnutrition rate among newly arrived infants in Dadaab was nine percent, while three percent of them were severely so that they are at risk of death. EPA/DAI KUROKAWA