Credits - Issue 2

ORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS

ISSUE 2
April 2022

CREDITS

Publisher: Cameron Bramley
Creative Director: Ruth Chambers
Digital Design: Wendy Koorts
Production: Charlotte Monareng & Cassandra Jacobs

Editor: Sally-Jay Strong
Contributing Writers: Austin Mpandawana, Cailin Fourie, Chadwin Minaar, Charmone Wallace, Dawie Fourie, Johni Tollner, Lee-anne Jacobs, Nokuthula Ayanda Petunia Dlamini, Sally-Jay Strong, Shaun Zietsman, Siyabonga Natalene Makhubo, Tami Hawker, Tlotlego Mokgale, Bruce Coetzee

Account Manager: Matthew De Klerk
Sales: Jason Bramley
Strategy: Dean Meldau
Web: Riaan Herbst & Kelly Kotzé
Social Media: Keagan Mattison & Jesse Vainilla
Cover: Ruth Chambers

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