Season 9 Episode 43 Young community activists berate the culture of corruption in South Africa . ” The same people doing the same corrupt things over and over again…. I”d just rather not vote ” Riska “It’s not just government...
Season 9 Episode 39 A group of young white professionals question the whole notion of inequality. ” Fixing the issue of inequality is more about empowering the impoverished to do better….” Brendan Ardagh ” As soon as we go to the race issue it...
Season 9 Episode 35 “A white person doesn’t even look at me when I make way for them in the street.”Are coloured and blacks treated differently,Are we still living in an apartheid society? Is it up to schools and universities to break down the...
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...
Season 9 Episode 31 Young poets tell us why poetry is still relevant in our society today. They reveal the true meanings behind the words,what inspired them and how they can help heal wounds, spark love and make you laugh. Join the conversation!
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