Darren Taylor is a journalist based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. He has been reporting on current affairs throughout Africa since the early 1990s. He specializes in longer form, in depth investigative and human interest features, for both radio and print, but is equally adept at short-Read moreform, hard news journalism. 

He considers himself to be too ugly for television, but that is his opinion, and he generally has no time for his own opinions, preferring to focus on those of others.  

He has reported on a variety of issues in his career, from South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission to conflicts in northern Uganda and the Sudan, to diverse lighter subjects such as the rise of Kobe beef consumption in South Africa, and the adventures of a fisherman-cum-gigolo on the shores of Lake Victoria.

Zaheer Cassim is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Thuso Khumalo is a seasoned journalist based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa, with a keen focus on South African politics, social issues, and health matters. His reporting has delved into the significant shifts within South Africa's political scene, especially the intricacies of coalition Read morebuilding in the aftermath of local government elections. Khumalo's expertise extends to television and radio, where he excels in news gathering, packaging, reporting, and conducting live crossings. His multifaceted skills also include shooting and providing targeted interviews, as well as supplying video footage or b-roll to meet the dynamic needs of modern media outlets.

Khumalo's work has brought attention to pivotal historical events, such as the 40th anniversary of the Soweto uprising, where he offered insightful reflections on its enduring legacy and the persistent fight for educational equality in South Africa. His coverage is not limited to domestic issues; he has also reported on international health conferences, including the International AIDS Conference. There, he highlighted the concerted global efforts to combat the AIDS pandemic, underscored the critical need for preventing new HIV infections, and emphasized the ongoing search for an effective vaccine.

With a career dedicated to uncovering and narrating stories that matter, Thuso Khumalo continues to be a prominent voice in journalism. His commitment to providing comprehensive and nuanced reporting helps to inform and engage audiences both within South Africa and across the globe.

Romain Chanson is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Wandiswa Ntengento is a seasoned journalist based in South Africa. Ntengento has extensive experience in working as a broadcast journalist and producer in over 15 African countries. Over the 12 years in the field, she has built up expertise in broadcast, print and online journalism. She has worked Read moreat BBC World News across Africa and parts of the US as well as India as a Senior Producer for an Africa business TV programme. She works as a freelance TV Correspondent for Euronews, an France based TV news channel that broadcasts in Africa and Europe. She also works with Agence France-Press as a freelance text reporter covering South Africa. Ntengento has on-air TV reporting experience from one of South Africa's television news channels. Her passion is telling innovative, vibrant and under-reported stories from across Africa.

Marize de Klerk is an accomplished journalist and media professional with a rich 16-year career that has seen her work with prominent broadcasters such as Deutsche Welle Radio and TV, the South African Broadcasting Corporation Radio and TV, and Jewish News 1. Based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Read moreshe specializes in a wide array of topics including science, technology, agriculture, aerospace, lifestyle, tourism, and the environment. De Klerk's expertise extends beyond journalism; she is skilled in online content creation, TV and video production, print journalism, photography, and on-camera presenting. Her notable contributions include serving as head researcher and reporter for South Africa's renowned agricultural and rural development TV programs, such as AgriTV, Landbousake, and Growing Tomorrow.

Currently, de Klerk is employed by Video News Services 24/7, a private South African media company that supports international broadcasters in Africa, develops online TV channels, and produces video content for corporate clients. Her academic credentials include a BA and an MA in Business Communications from North West University in Potchefstroom, South Africa, where she also contributes as a guest lecturer in online video and documentary storytelling for honours degree students in audio-visual communication and journalism. Additionally, she serves as an external examiner for master's degree students majoring in audio-visual communication at the same institution.

Throughout her journalism career, de Klerk has covered a multitude of significant issues, from the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors to the discovery of a Homo Naledi child's skull, enriching the understanding of human ancestry. She has a keen interest in social impact, scientific discovery, and the empowerment of marginalized communities, as evidenced by her stories on youth empowerment, environmental conservation, and the resilience of African entrepreneurs. De Klerk's work is characterized by a commitment to telling stories that matter, with a focus on social impact and the empowerment of marginalized communities. Her willingness to travel for her work underscores her dedication to providing in-depth coverage of important developments within South Africa and across the African continent.

Mpho Tshikhudo is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. My writings on news and showbiz have appeared in Jazziz (US) as well as prominent broadsheets and magazine titles in South Africa. I wish to spotlight more of the pop culture and the arts from this part of the world. Music Read moreJournalism is my forte, but I’m comfortable writing on a number of subjects.