
If it runs, kicks or jumps I want to know about it. Not just how fast or how high, but why?
Now Channel 4 News' sports reporter, I joined the programme in 2001 as sports producer. In between I've reported from the furthest reaches of the globe on natural disasters, politics, foreign affairs and of course sport.
The sport beat has taken me to South Africa for the World Cup, Russia for their successful World Cup bid, India for the Commonwealth games, and South Korea for the World Athletics Championships.
While running C4news' Washington bureau, I covered Hurricane Katrina, the politics behind the Iraq war, and Barak Obama's historic run for the presidency.
A story I narrated about the Iraq war 'surge' won the RTS foreign news award in 2007.
When not reporting I read the news; I regularly presented Channel 4 News' sister show, More4 News.
A discussion about best performance weight somehow became a public debate about whether or not Jessica Ennis was 'fat', raising serious issues about body image. Sports reporter Keme Nzerem reports.
Channel 4 News Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem looks ahead to London 2012 and Team GB's bid to win more Olympic medals than ever before.
Should Saudi Arabia be forced to let women compete in London 2012? Should Syrian officials be welcome at the Olympics? Keme Nzerem on the questions facing Olympic chief Jacques Rogge