I'm a 34-year-old award-winning, senior broadcast journalist, documentary producer, and scholar with 14 years of experience in some of South Africa’s top newsrooms, including eTV, eNCA, Eyewitness News, and Heart FM. In 2023, I was honoured to receive a UK Chevening Scholarship, which saw me complete with distinction an MA in Contemporary History and International Politics at the University of York in 2024.I’ve worn many hats in my career—reporter, anchor, producer, and researcher—and have corresponded for international broadcasters like CBC, BBC, and AFP. Currently, I freelance as a presenter for Cape Talk and as a news anchor and sub-editor for Eyewitness News in Cape Town. I recently co-founded Born-Rauby Productions, securing a documentary deal with MultiChoice, and am passionate about nurturing the next generation of journalists.I hold a BTech in Journalism (cum laude), where I've also guest-lectured since 2018. My recent University of York dissertation on Britain’s covert ties with apartheid South Africa in 1966 revealed fascinating archival findings and will be published soon. I plan to expand this research into a PhD and contribute further to global academic journals.From a Bellville bartender to an award-winning journalist and international scholar, I’m driven by a love for storytelling, mentorship, and lifelong learning. I live by Yoda's axiom: "Do or do not, there is no try".You can mail me at: graemerauby@gmail.comCheck out my portfolio: https://www.youtube.com/@theraubyreport