South Africa
$250 - $1500 / Day
Request QuoteA multi-skilled television documentary producer and video journalist, I work for a non-profit news agency that's dedicated to covering health news in South Africa. My work takes me all over the country, where I cover health stories of every day South Africans, the challenges they face and the rights they have to improved healthcare. I've covered a wide range of stories, from HIV to tuberculosis, cancers and mental health, and have done so with sensitivity and care. I pride myself on excellent research and humanising stories through strong case studies. Several of my documentaries have won national awards, including Vodacom Journalist of the Year and Discovery Young Health Journalist of the Year.
Produced for Health-e News
As innocuous as they may seem, viruses like measles can be deadly, and stock-outs of immunisations and incorrect storage leave our population at risk.
Produced for Health-e News
More than half a million disabled children of school-going age in South Africa cannot access any form of education. Legacy of Exclusion investigates access to education for disabled children in South Africa and reveals the devastating impact a lack of access can have on both disabled youth and their parents.
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Is city-living making us unhealthy? This short video produced for social media platforms explores what food is available for lunch at Johannesburg's biggest public transport hub.
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An older, wealthier man arrives at the bar, and on his arm is a gorgeous 20-something. He pays for her drinks, clothes and other luxuries, and in return she pays him with sex. “Sugar daddy” relationships are common throughout our country, but there’s nothing sweet about them. It's fuelling our HIV crisis, and creating a teen pregnancy one.
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Almost half of South Africa’s population live in rural areas, but are served by only 12% of the countries doctors. Few health professionals are willing to endure the hardships of remote and isolated communities, leaving rural hospitals with staff vacancies of up to 50%. “A Calling” tells the inspiring story two men who overcame the impossible and dedicated their lives to saving others.
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Nyaope, a cheap heroine-based street drug that's easily accessibly to children, is gripping communities across South Africa. This short video was edited as a social media teaser for the full documentary online.
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