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Luke Feltham Govan Whittles Malcolm Sekgothe Kevin Goliath 1 Kiri Rupiah

14 Jun 2017

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Luke Feltham

Luke Feltham is a features writer at the Mail & Guardian

Govan Whittles

Govan Whittles is a general news and political multimedia journalist at the Mail & Guardian. Born in King William's Town in the Eastern Cape, he cut his teeth as a radio journalist at Primedia Broadcasting. He produced two documentaries and one short film for the Walter Sisulu University, and enjoys writing about grassroots issues, national politics, identity, heritage and hip-hop culture.

Malcolm Sekgothe

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Kevin Goliath 1

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Kiri Rupiah

Kiri Rupiah is the online editor at the Mail & Guardian.

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