Lesego Chepape is an environment journalist based in South Africa. With a focus on national issues, Lesego writes for publications such as Mail & Guardian and TIMES TELEVISION, covering topics related to music, culture, social issues, and political developments. Lesego's articles aim to shed light on the intersection between the environment, society, and the arts.
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South Africa (National)
Lesego Chepape's coverage focuses on entertainment news, particularly music and South African art and culture. She seems to cover a wide range of topics within these themes, including conservation and social issues related to the arts.
Given her focus on music, South Africa, conservation, social issues, and art and culture in general; consider pitching stories about local musicians making an impact or addressing important social issues through their work. Additionally, pitches related to unique cultural events or initiatives that bridge European and African musical traditions may be well-received.
As Lesego's geographic focus is national (South Africa), she would likely appreciate pitches that feature artists or events from within the country.
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By: Lesego Chepape, Yamikani Banda, Lady Zamar, Stevie Muliya
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By: Lesego Chepape, Charles Leonard
The FNB Art Joburg fair will be returning to the Sandton Convention Centre for its 17th edition from 6 to 8 September.
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