Born: Durban, 1972. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied at Durban University of Technology where he obtained a National Diploma in Video Technology and a BTech. in Photography. Competitions: Won the Vodacom Journalist of the Year, KZN region. Special achievement: Journalist of the month (Independent Newpapers KZN).
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Khaya Ngwenya
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