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Obsessed with running, love coffee, my family is top priority. I can often be found exploring new and exciting camp sites and entertaining my very energetic boys!
I am an Editor, Producer and Technical guru with over 23 years’ experience in the industry.
I started off my career as a junior editor in 2001 at Armadillo Productions where I quickly progressed to editor. At Armadillo I worked my way through the ranks and then moved on to ATV Productions. From there I joined Frontiers Group starting at Kaelo Worldwide Media as a freelance junior editor in June 2005. In August 2006, I accepted a permanent editor position and was quickly promoted to senior editor. In 2006 I was promoted technical head of production. I decided to pursue a freelance career in September 2019.
I have a sound knowledge of production and expert level skills in editing, camera work, graphics, directing and producing. My greatest strengths include my organised and efficient approach to executing projects, superior technical knowledge and problem-solving ability, my ability to anticipate obstacles and good values such as honesty and loyalty.
I enjoy equipping myself with various tools, skills and editing platforms. I work seamlessly across various software platforms. I am able to work across various platforms from short to long form in sport, medical, fashion, corporate social investment and arms manufacturing.
Due to various copywrite and broadcast rights, I'm not able to showcase all my work but the following is available online:
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Honoring the 427 lives lost in the 1972 disaster and capturing the spirit of community and safety at The Kamandama Memorial Marathon.
My focus is delivering exceptional media service for the event organizers.
On the day I'll be one of 5cameramen who will be filming the event.
A 13min highlights video will be produced and delivered to local sports broadcaster SuperSport.
Kamandama Memorial Marathon
I'm the Channel Liaison & Technical Coordinator for Overbergbewoners, a 13-episode series airing on kykNET in January 2026.
My role is to ensure the technical quality of all content, manage approvals, oversee subtitles (includ them in the final master), prepare the show for final mixing, and upload all final masters to kykNET.
My goal? meet all kykNET’s specifications and keep post-production delivery on schedule.
I also upload all the nessesarry documents (Final Control Sheet, Music Cue Sheet, Release Forms, etc.) using kykNET's official submission system recue a web-based workflows solution.
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This story originally aired on 9 Nov 2025.
It’s a town built on generations of mining. But the mine that shaped it is fading. What does the future hold for communities built on our faltering industrial heartbeat?
This story originally aired on 2 Nov 2025.
Sometimes you think things can’t get worse — until you go back and see.
This week, I edited an insert that revisits Kimberley, a year after government promises of housing, infrastructure, and basic services. What I saw was shocking: a city still drowning in sewage, and communities still unheard.
As always, I’m grateful to play a part in stories that expose injustice and give a voice to those forgotten. www.dstv.com
This story originally aired on 9 Nov 2025.
It’s an age-old story: lack of service delivery opens up an opportunity. We track down a hustler and realise we’ve met him before.
This story originally aired on 28 Sep 2025.
A recruitment programme touted by local influencers promises jobs and training. The only condition: relocation to Russia. But as young women prepare to uproot their lives in the name of opportunity, suspicion flourishes. Influencers marketing the programme admit they have no idea what the recruits will be doing overseas. When a public outcry accuses them of participating in human trafficking, they delete the posts and issue public apologies. Government issues a stern warning against the programme. But who is really behind the drive to recruit young South African women to Russia? Carte Blanche investigates. www.dstv.com
The Econet Victoria Falls Marathon, established in 2005 by Wild Frontiers, has evolved into a premier event on the African running calendar. Initially conceived through local partnerships amidst economic challenges, the marathon has grown substantially over the years. By 2010, economic improvements allowed for expanded participation and sponsorship, solidifying its place as a significant sporting and cultural event.
The marathon's unique allure lies in its scenic route, starting with a breathtaking crossing of the Victoria Falls Bridge from Zimbabwe into Zambia. Participants traverse a World Heritage Site, offering glimpses of wildlife such as elephants amid stunning landscapes. Beyond the race, Victoria Falls provides a backdrop rich in safari adventures and outdoor activities, enhancing the event's appeal to global participants.
During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the organizers innovated with the Vic Falls Virtual Marathon, enabling worldwide participation and maintaining community engagement despite travel restrictions. This adaptation underscored the marathon's resilience and global reach.
Supported by Zimbabwe's leading companies, the marathon not only promotes physical fitness but also stimulates economic growth in the region. It serves as a catalyst for corporate social responsibility initiatives and has catalyzed a broader fitness culture within Zimbabwe and neighboring countries.
Looking ahead, the Econet Victoria Falls Marathon is poised to further establish itself as a premier destination marathon, reflecting its remarkable journey from humble beginnings to international acclaim.
www.vicfallsmarathon.com
I assisted with filming and filming the 21km Ladies on race day, a 13 minute highlights video will be edited by Paul Railton after which I will do quality control and deliver the show to local broadcaster SuperSport.
I assisted with filming and filming the 21km Ladies on race day, a 13 minute highlights video will be edited by Paul Railton after which I will do quality control and deliver the show to local broadcaster SuperSport.
Every year, we film inserts for various purposes—whether it's to highlight charity events, promote activities, or showcase happenings in the town or country. However, due to time constraints, we are not always able to include these in the SuperSport production. Driven by my own initiative to enhance and highlight the charity efforts, I produced and edited the following inserts as added value for the client.
In 2024, one of the official charity partners of the Econet Vic Falls Marathon was the Victoria Falls Anti-Poaching Unit (VFAPU), a non-profit organization committed to protecting local wildlife and natural resources. On the day of the marathon, their dedicated team also worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of all participants along the race route. We are grateful for their efforts and commend them for the incredible work they do!
A huge thank you to Greenline Africa Trust, one of the official charities of the Econet Zimbabwe Vic Falls Marathon, for their outstanding support and incredible work once again. Their teams take charge of cleaning up the race route before, during, and after the event, and they’ve implemented a fantastic recycling program to repurpose the water sachets and waste generated. We’re grateful to Greenline Africa Trust and Charlene Hewat for their remarkable efforts!
I assisted with filming on race day, quality controll of the edit and delivery of the highlights show to local broadcaster SuperSport.
Take a look at the highlights of the 15th anniversary which hosts the 7.5km Fun Run, 42.2km Marathon, 21.1km Half Marathon and the 18km Specially Abled race.
The Kilimanjaro Premium Lager Marathon, born in 2002 from a casual brainstorm over Kilimanjaro Lager, has evolved into a powerhouse event for Tanzania. Conceived by Wild Frontiers, the marathon aimed to blend sport with tourism, leveraging the iconic Kilimanjaro as its backdrop to attract global runners. In 2024, the event celebrated its 22nd year, a testament to its enduring appeal and the steadfast support of sponsors and athletes alike.
Initially modest, the inaugural race in 2003 drew a mix of international and local runners, numbering around 300 to 400 participants. Villagers curiously watched as runners navigated dirt roads, goats in tow, with timekeeping managed manually—a far cry from today's bustling event.
From its humble beginnings offering a full marathon, half marathon, and 10 km race, the marathon has expanded significantly. Today, it includes a Fun Run that caters to families and beginners, transforming the race day into a community celebration.
Central to its success are sponsors like Kilimanjaro Premium Lager, whose contributions have catapulted the event into a global spectacle. The marathon serves as a proving ground for Tanzania's rising stars in athletics, while also attracting top international talent. Participants from 45 nations converge annually, making it a truly international affair that transcends borders.
Beyond its athletic prowess, the marathon is a catalyst for economic growth and healthier lifestyles across Tanzania. Sponsors integrate Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, amplifying the event's impact on local communities and the national economy.
Looking ahead to 2025, organizers promise an even more thrilling experience, with plans to enhance both the lead-up to the event and race day itself. They encourage participation and engagement through social media, fostering a global dialogue around this flagship Tanzanian event.
In essence, the Kilimanjaro Premium Lager Marathon is not just a race but a cultural phenomenon—a testament to Tanzania's spirit of innovation and the enduring allure of Kilimanjaro.
www.kilimanjaromarathon.com
Kilimanjaro Marathon 2025!
I was not able to travel with the team to film but I assisted with delivery of the highlights show to local broadcaster SuperSport.
From the foot of Kilimanjaro… with a heart set on something far greater than the finish line.
On 23 February 2025, Bongozozo crossed the finish line of his 6th Kilimanjaro Marathon — but this time, he ran for more than just the medal.
This was his second time running in support of Tumaini La Maisha, an incredible organisation offering life-saving cancer treatment to children in Tanzania.
I had the privilege of putting together this short video to help share his story and mission—a small pro bono contribution from my side to a cause that deserves every bit of spotlight.
Every step Bongozozo took was for hope. For healing. For the future of our children.
The race may be done, but the mission continues.
If you're able to support, here’s how: https://www.wearetlm.org/donate/
Kilimanjaro Marathon 2024! Watch the highlights here for the Kili Marathon held annually in Moshi, Tanzania. The event boasts 3 races: Full Marathon (42km), Half Marathon (21km), and 5km Fun Run, and took place on the 25th of February 2024.
Every year, we film inserts for various purposes—whether it's to highlight charity events, promote activities, or showcase happenings in the town or country. However, due to time constraints, we are not always able to include these in the SuperSport production. Driven by my own initiative to enhance and highlight the charity efforts, I produced and edited the following inserts as added value for the client.
From Nairobi “The Green City in the Sun” to Moshi “The Gateway to Kilimanjaro”; Team TipwaTipwa pedal powered 360km to this years’ 22nd edition of the Kilimanjaro International Marathon; which coincidentally marked the 10th year anniversary since our first team of five participated in our first of many races; having participated every year since then. Joined by friends and Rona Riders for the two day ride and run over the 21km and 42km races; “We greatly enjoyed this challenge that fired up our spirit of fun and adventure as we explored the amazing East Africa scapes.
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