By STAFF REPORTER
Former SABC reporter, Sello Tatai was appointed as the North West Premier, Bushy Maape spokesperson. Maape said in a statement that Tatai comes with a wealth of experience in the media and communications fraternity.
“He is a former senior television journalist with a career spanning close to a decade. Tatai holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science, African Literature, and Media Studies from the University of Witwatersrand, an Advanced Certificate in African Political Economy from the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership Institute (TMALI).
“He is currently pursuing his Post-Graduate Degree in Public Administration with the Management College of Southern Africa (MANCOSA),” he said.
While excited at his new responsibilities, Tatai succinctly avers that given the rurality of the province, communications must play a developmental role. He said this must encapsulate informing and educating the people of the North West about various government programmes and plans in fighting the triple challenges of poverty, unemployment, and income inequalities.
“The North West story must also include profiling the majestic tourist destination sites that the province has to offer, the heritage and culture through music, arts, literature, and preservation of oral history.
“The re-imaging of the province is therefore of critical importance in luring investment to the shores of the province while creating socio-economic opportunities for the youth, women as well as emerging and small enterprises. The communication of the province must be seen propagating for this trajectory,” said Tatai.
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