LINDOKUHLE MDLOZINI

Adept at transforming ideas into engaging narratives, I excelled at TSHWANE FM by mastering script formatting and fostering creative collaboration. My knack for visual storytelling and project management led to impactful content creation, significantly enhancing audience engagement. Leveraging strong research skills and a collaborative mindset, I consistently delivered compelling projects on time.

• Collaborated with team of creators in the development of Open Stage sessions.
• Supervised team of project managments staff members.
• Achieved the best motivational student through effectively helping with lecturers.

Lindokuhle Mdlozini, originally from Newcastle, KwaZulu Natal, is a poet, novelist, short story writer, biographer, playwright, film scriptwriter, and radio scriptwriter. He holds a Honours degree in Performing Arts with a specialisation in Scriptwriting from the Tshwane University of Technology. Additionally, he completed an online course in Television scriptwriting at UKZN under the DIFF programme. Starting with poems and short stories, he transitioned into a professional writing career encompassing various forms of writing. Nominated for the TX Theatre Awards for his play "The Newspaper" and for "Imxinwa," Lindokuhle also received a nomination at the Naledi Awards for the latter, with Zaza winning the best supporting actress award. His poem "We Die Young" secured the first position in the Poetry Has A Voice competition that he wrote with his friends, Solomon Nkuna and Londiwe Mzobe, while his short story "In Her Darkness" also clinched the top spot in the Writers Lab competition. In 2022, Lindokuhle was tasked with writing a radio drama script for Radio Pulpit, and one of his radio dramas was subsequently selected for recording at Tshwane FM. On May 9, 2024, he conducted a workshop named "Igniting The Flame For Reading (Writeathon)" at Tshwane University of Technology for aspiring writers. Establishing the Open Stage platform at Tshwane University of Technology Art Campus, Lindokuhle created a space for performers, which remains active to this day. Currently based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, he continues to share his poems on his Instagram page (lindokuhle lindor hadebe) and is on the verge of completing his novel titled "The Man In The Mirror." additionally, the play he wrote play "Imxinwa" is set to be staged at The South African State Theatre once again.