Kedibone Modise is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She writes for Business Report, focusing on local news and entertainment stories. Kedibone covers a wide range of topics including music, art, film, and literature, highlighting the vibrant cultural scene in Johannesburg.
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Kedibone Modise's articles primarily focus on entertainment news and cultural events within South Africa, particularly Johannesburg. She frequently includes expert commentary, indicating a preference for sources who can provide insightful perspectives on topics related to tribute, motherhood, loss, remembrance, and emotional themes.
Given the local focus of her coverage and emphasis on culture & society, pitches should highlight individuals or events with direct relevance to South African arts and culture. Consider offering experts or personalities from the region who can contribute thought-provoking insights into the social and cultural aspects of entertainment news in South Africa.
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By: Kedibone Modise
‘Umoya’ is a perfect soundtrack for South Africa this Heritage Month.
By: Kedibone Modise
Many theatre practitioners rallied behind Van Oerle following Colin Law's unwarranted behaviour.
Mabuse is advocating for body positivity and women empowerment.
By: Kedibone Modise
Luzipo says she sees this tribute as an opportunity for people to get to know her through the songs of Bosman.
By: Kedibone Modise
DJ Maphorisa publicly expressed his gratitude on social media, saying, ‘Thank You ‘Mdu AKA Trp’ for changing our lives with Dat LOG DRUM, forever be grateful.’
By: Kedibone Modise
Mda says the spirit of seeing someone as an equal in the street is our heritage.
The production will resonate with a wide range of viewers who have experienced the struggle of balancing various expectations and responsibilities in their lives.
Whether you enjoy drama, horror, telenovelas or comedy, it seems like October has something for everyone to enjoy on traditional TV and streaming platforms.
By: Kedibone Modise
Mpakanyane believes that the podcast will cater to a broad spectrum of art lovers, regardless of where they fall on the scale of art appreciation.
By: Kedibone Modise
The African Women Writers’ Symposium celebrates the rich contributions of African women writers and artists.
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