journal articles + book chapters
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The right to eat: how black migrants in South Africa accessed food during the COVID-19 pandemic [book chapter] (pp. 76-94). In Iqani, M., & Gibson, S. The Cultural politics of food in South Africa: Media, nourishment, and inequality. (Manchester University Press, 2026)
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These Potatoes Look Like Humans: Contested Future of Land, Home, and Death in South Africa [book review] (New Agenda Journal, 2023)
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Special issue on Climate in Africa [guest special editor, with Rachael Nyirongo] (New Agenda, 2023)
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The Muted Emancipation: Translating 'Black Queer Soft Landings' in Contemporary South Africa [book chapter] (Routledge, 2026)
essays + reviews + exhibition texts
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No Home for Bisexual Black Men [essay](Mail and Guardian, 2019)
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Poverty, inequality and virtuousness in South Africa. (Africa is a Country, 2019)
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Group Therapy, [cultural criticism: commissioned] (Africa is a Country, 2023)
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We Should All Be Dead, Khanya Zibaya [Exhibition text: commissioned] (Vela Projects, 2025)
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Shoot to Kill: Police and Power in South Africa [a book discussion with author Christopher McMichael: commissioned] (JRB, 2022).
book launches + panels
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[Panelist & Moderator] Uhuru Phalafala's Keorapetse Kgositsile & The Black Arts Movement (Chimurenga, 2025).
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[Moderator & Discussant] Tendayi Sithole's Black X: Liberatory Thought in Azania (Book Lounge, 2024)
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Black Intellectual Archives: an LGBTQIA+ symposium [moderator and producer], (South African Human Rights Commission, 2021)
podcasts
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The experiences of black bisexual men in South Africa: an interview with Eusebius McKaiser (Radio 702, 2019)
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On bisexuality: an interview with Seadimo Tlale (Intersectionally Speaking, 2020)
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Don't migrants deserve to eat? On antiblackness, food, and migrant life in South Africa: An interview with philosopher Olerator Mogomotsi (Ol Things Considered, 2025)
film + television
work
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The Hour After Midnight [associate producer and writer], Public Nature Media (2020 - 2026)
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Generation Change, (Al Jazeera, 2021)
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Free Media Free Minds, Cape Town TV (2018 – 2019)
credits
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Producing
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Writing
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Location scouting
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Research
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Talent
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Content planning
training
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BA Media Studies + International Relations, with minors in Film, Visual, and Performing Arts & Philosophy (Wits University)
memberships
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Independent Producers Organisation