Borrie is responsible for the stratgic management of MSF Southern Africa's public communication in support of MSF's social mission, advocacy objectives and mobilising resources and influence to support the work of the organisation. He oversees the overall activities of teams responsible for positioning & content production, outreach via digital & news media, as well as operational communication outputs for southern Africa.
My name is Angela Makamure, Media Liaison and Southern Africa Links Co-ordinator. I am responsible for building and maintaining relations / networks with media, keeping them updated on MSF’s medical humanitarian work around the world, responding to general media enquiries as well as arranging interviews with our spokespeople.
Managing all social media accounts for Doctors Without Borders Southern Africa. Develop and implementing cross platform social media strategies. Build community & audience relationships through engagement which also informs content management.
Lindokuhle is responsible for media monitoring, daily COVID-19 coverage reports as well as humanitarian and health news updates. Lindokuhle also assists with editing content for medical journals. In addition, he is also is responsible for compiling monthly MSF media coverage reports.
Nicole ensures that the stories of our MSF Southern Africa fieldworkers are told and shared on various platforms. She also produces the mamela magazine, monthly newsletter and other communications for the department.
Seipati is an accomplished, results-driven communication professional with a background in agency and corporate communication as well as media relations. She is responsible for leading the MSF Southern Africa media strategy and implementing national and international media engagement, play a leading role to increase MSF Southern Africa’s media and public profile linked to wider awareness raising objectives in South Africa.
Tadeu is responsible for the production of audiovisual and multimedia content for MSF Southern Africa's communications.
Teboho supports the communication department by uploading content on the MSF Southern Africa's website, posting content on various social networks and engaging with the organisation's social media audiences.
Zethu is responsible for the integration of digital and news media communication strategies aimed at supporting the work of MSF Southern Africa. She leads and works closely with the team that is mandated to develop essential engagements with the organisation's audiences, raise awareness about medical humanitarian issues, the organisation's values and international work.