Born: Harare, Zimbabwe, 1983. Resides in Johannesburg. Studied at the Harare National Polytechnic and the Market Photo Workshop, Johannesburg. Received a Diploma in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography in 2006. Awards: Second Prize at the Gwanza Month of Photography 2009 in Zimbabwe.
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