Born: Johannesburg, 1976. Attended the Market Photo Workshop, Johannesburg and the World Press Photo Foundation. Has participated in the Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts Competition and was nominated in the 2003 MultiChoice Calendar - African Photographers of the Future. Works as a newspaper photographer.
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Oupa Nkosi
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