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Marsha Dean

AS SEEN ON
dailyvoice.co.za, Business Report, capeargus.co.za, Cape Times, dfa.co.za

Preston's Summary

Marsha Dean is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa, with a focus on local news. Her work has appeared in publications such as African News Agency, Business Report, and Cape Times. Marsha covers a wide range of topics, from community issues and healthcare concerns to entertainment events and crime reporting.

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Geo Focus

Cape Town, South Africa (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 41 %
Breaking News: 13 %
Seasonal: 13 %
Evolving Stories: 11 %
Press Release: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Cultural Movements
  • Celebrities
  • Comedy
  • Concerts & Festivals
  • Entertainment News
  • Animal Rescue & Rehabilitation
  • Animal Rights

Pitching Insights

Marsha's coverage is focused on local events, community issues, entertainment news with a significant emphasis on crime. Her articles often include expert commentary and cover ongoing or evolving stories. To effectively pitch to Marsha, consider offering insights from relevant experts in the fields of community development, health initiatives, or crime prevention within Cape Town and South Africa.

Given her focus on entertainment news and music events in Cape Town, she may also be interested in pitches that highlight local talent or upcoming cultural events within the region. Additionally, providing access to experts with insight into these topics could enhance your outreach efforts.

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Articles

Dankie, Daily Voice for sorting out krag

Dankie, Daily Voice for sorting out krag

By: Marsha Dean

After two weeks of being without electricity, residents from Avey Road, Epping Forest in Elsies River thanked the Daily Voice for reaching out to Eskom after many failed attempts to have their power restored.

Song of 2024 win for Young OG CPT

Song of 2024 win for Young OG CPT

By: Marsha Dean

Young OG CPT walked away with Song of The Year 2024 at this year’s Public Health Entertainment (PHE) Awards for his hit song titled First Day Out featuring Luda G.

Business Report

Hundreds displaced in Masiphumelele fire before Christmas By Marsha Dean | Published 2m ago Just two days to Christmas, yet another fire has swept through the Masiphumelele informal settlement near Kommetjie, leaving over 100 structures destroyed and hundreds of people displaced.

Hundreds displaced in Masiphumelele fire before Christmas By Marsha Dean | Published 2m ago Just two days to Christmas, yet another fire has swept through the Masiphumelele informal settlement near Kommetjie, leaving over 100 structures destroyed and hundreds of people displaced.

By: Marsha Dean

Cape Town - Just two days to Christmas, yet another fire has swept through the Masiphumelele informal settlement near Kommetjie, leaving over 100 structures destroyed and hundreds of people displaced.

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