A newsletter for a department of National Treasury, South Africa. I was repsonsible for research, interviews, concept and writing.   "Welcome to the first edition of the Cities Support Programme’s (CSP) quarterly newsletter. Cities are the heartbeat of our economy, the pulse that drives economic growth and can significantly reduce poverty and inequality. How do we make sure that we support cities in such a way that they too can play their part in building a South Africa that delivers on the vision of the National Development Plan (NDP)? The CSP has been established by the National Treasury to create…

A montly health and safety newsletter for the technical department of multinational mining company Anglo American. I was responsible for sourcing, interviewing, writing, copy editing and liaising with designers.    "SAFETY MESSAGE from Kai-Uwe Molzahn, General Manager: Field Services How can you contribute to ZERO HARM? As we start 2013 with renewed energy, passion and dedication we need to remind ourselves of our number one priority and most important value: SAFETY. As “safety professionals” the Field Services inspectors' attention to safety is part of their everyday working routine; the majority of the inspections they perform are aimed at reducing safety…

A quarterly newsletter for the technical department of multinational mining company Anglo American. I was responsible for project management, sourcing material and images, interviewing, research, writing and liaising with designers.    "The nomination process for the annual Applaud Excellence Awards is always a time of joyful reflection. The nominations demonstrate the depth of talent in our organisation, ranging from massive team projects to value-adding individual contributions. Mining & Technology features prominently in the nominations list. I am proud and privileged to be part of a team that is involved in a wide array of single and cross-discipline activities. Some projects span…

Quarterly general newsletter for multinational mining company Anglo American's Johannesburg corporate offices. I was responsible for sourcing, interviewing and writing.    "Let’s not play dumb with HIV," says Nombuyiselo Mapongwana, counsellor and educator, medical services, AIDS policy unit, corporate clinic. Nombuyiselo is HIV positive, has been for 20 years, and she is healthy, fit and in the fortunate position to be able to help others. She is also positive about life and talks openly about her health status. In fact, that is her job. "I am an agent for change," is how she describes her role. The journey to her…