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Lebohang Masango

Lebohang Masango

Anthropologist. Author. Poet.


  • 26 Jul 2020

    Mpumi and Jabu’s Magical Day

    Mpumi and Jabu’s Magical Day

    Update (January 2022): We won a Pendoring Award! Currently available in all 11 South African languages plus French! There’s magic in the air as Mpumi and Jabu play. They sign and laugh, as they become friends. “Oh what fun!” they say. The sequel to Mpumi’s Magic Beads is here! The story follows the adventure that…

  • 9 Jun 2020

    I’m a published Social Anthropologist

    I’m a published Social Anthropologist

    Connected Lives: Families, Households and Care in South Africa edited by Professors Nolwazi Mkhwanazi and Lenore Manderson is finally here. This means that I am officially a published Anthropologist – let me go update my CV! It seems like a lifetime ago when I was navigating the public health section of my university’s medical campus…

  • 18 Nov 2019

    South African Literary Award Winner: Children’s Literature

    It was such an honour to attend the South African Literary Awards on Thursday, 7 November at the Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History as a nominee of the Children’s Literature Award and to end the evening as the winner. I would like to thank David Philip Publishers, all of the translators of the book,…

  • 1 Sep 2019

    New magazine feature

    Read about me in the latest edition of Blaque Life Quarterly. The magazine is available from Exclusive Books. *** Thank you, Lebo Motswatswa

  • 4 Feb 2019

    I love my work.

  • 15 Jan 2019

    New Book Alert: The Great Cake Contest

    The Great Cake Contest is a sweet little story about a little boy who loves cake and tries to bake the best cake for the contest, but he and all his friends have the same ideas! You can read more about it and download it for free: here.

  • 20 Oct 2018

    Zanele Mbeki Fellowship

    This year, I began a journey into a feminist leadership experience with the Zanele Mbeki Fellowship. First Lady Zanele Mbeki has established the collective as a way of contributing to the continuation of feminist leadership in South Africa – an undertaking that I respect deeply.  Anyone who knows me, knows that all of my academic…

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