Season 9 Episode 50 We sat down with former street dwellers and discussed their journey from stability to the streets. Real, raw and regrettable. A big thank you to The Hope Exchange for their aid. www.thehopeexchange.org. Join the...
Season 9 Episode 45 “When I see a coloured guy I see a gangster, when I see a coloured female I see a gangster because if she’s not a gangster her boetie (brother) is a gangster” Thando Fikelepi A small group of residents from Delft unpack the...
Season 9 Episode 46 Ladies in their sixties reminisce about the bad old days of apartheid, and talk about what has changed since then. ” If you made a video of people’s lives back then you would weep ” ” In 1967 I was pregnant and hiding from...
Season 9 Episode 44 “We are more than 20 people living in one shack and the city of cape town came and gave us only 7 zinc,8 poles and a packet of nails.What can we do with that” Catherine Le-Roux “Enough is enough! We waited for too long hoping that...
Street talk films When the first Eastern Cape families arrived at Site 5, between Fish Hoek and Kommetjie, they optimistically named the new township Masiphumelele, which means ‘let’s succeed’ in Xhosa. A generation later, an estimated 40 000 people – many...
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