Teboho Letshaba News Today

Journalism has lost SABC News Free State editor Teboho Letshaba, veteran SABC News Sepedi Radio current affairs producer and presenter Matome Maupi, and former EWN reporter, Graig-Lee Smith.

The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) is deeply saddened by the death of three

The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has expressed deep sadness by the death of three South African journalists.

The South African National Editors’ Forum is mourning three journalists who died just days apart: SABC News Free State editor Teboho Letshaba, veteran SABC News Sepedi radio current affairs producer and presenter Matome Maupi in Limpopo, and former EWN reporter in Cape Town Graig-Lee Smith.

The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has expressed deep sadness at the deaths of three journalists and sent its condolences to their families and the media fraternity at large.

The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has expressed deep sadness at the deaths of three journalists and sent its condolences to their families and the media fraternity at large.

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The South African National Editors’ Forum (SANEF) mourns the passing of two SABC journalists in Limpopo and Free State as well as former EWN reporter in the Western Cape.

Letshaba was born in South Africa in 1987 and grew up in the Free State province. He studied at the University of Free State and later worked.

According to the SABC, the 40-year-old Teboho Letshaba, who is originally from Viljoenskroon, has been with the media broadcaster for the past 15 years. Letshaba started as a reporter i...