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Camilla Bath

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About Camilla
I'm an award-winning senior journalist, news editor and writer currently based in South Africa. I have 15 years of experience in commercial news production as a field reporter, anchor and news editor working across broadcast, print and digital news with a special interest in podcasting and audio documentaries. I'm also an experienced media trainer, having coached dozens of corporate executives and senior public servants on how to deal effectively with the media. 

Best known for my radio news anchoring on Talk Radio 702, I was also Digital Development Editor and Deputy News Editor at Eyewitness News (EWN) until July 2018. My feature work has appeared in publications including EWN, Cosmopolitan, FHM, the Wits Review and ASSAF's Legends of South Africa Science. 

I graduated with a BA (Honours) in Journalism from the University of the Witwatersrand and was named a 2014 fellow of the World Press Institute.
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[PODCAST] Camilla Bath takes a look at how Jacob Zuma finally lost his grip on power in South Africa, over a 12-day period in February 2018 that culminated in his resignation.
Meet Homo Naledi
20 Aug 2018  |  ewn.co.za
The article discusses the discovery of a new hominin species, Homo naledi, named after the Dinaledi Chamber where it was found in the Rising Star caves in South Africa. The Rising Star Expedition has extracted parts of 15 individuals and suggests there could be many more remains to be discovered. H. naledi is described as smaller and older than modern humans, with distinct physical features such as curved fingers and a small skull. The species also exhibits behaviors that were once thought to be uniquely human, such as the potential ritualistic placement of dead bodies in a remote cave chamber. This finding challenges previous notions about the evolution of such complex behaviors.
Political profile of new ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa
19 Dec 2017  |  ewn.co.za
The article provides a political profile of Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa, tracing his journey from his early days as a law student born in Soweto to becoming the president of South Africa's governing party, the African National Congress (ANC). The profile is likely to cover his political career, achievements, and the challenges he faced on his path to leadership within the ANC. It may also touch upon his vision and policies as the head of the party.
Off the beaten track in Italy’s oversubscribed Tuscany
06 Mar 2017  |  ewn.co.za
Journalist Camilla Bath explores the less-traveled region of Maremma in Tuscany, Italy, highlighting the town of Pitigliano, known as 'Little Jerusalem'. Despite its beauty and historical significance, Maremma remains largely untouched by the mass tourism that has affected other parts of Tuscany. Bath describes the town's medieval architecture, local cuisine featuring cinghiale (wild boar) and pici pasta, and the Jewish heritage evident in the synagogue and traditional sfratti cookies. She also touches on the natural beauty of the region, from the vie cave, ancient Etruscan pathways, to the Etruscan Necropolis near Sovana. The article suggests that while the Maremma needs tourism for economic survival, there is a delicate balance between attracting visitors and preserving the region's authenticity. Bath advises that a car is necessary to explore the area due to limited public transport.
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