Season 10, Episode 32 Mon, 13 January 2020 8:30pm, >Wed, 15 January 2020 8:30pm >Sat, 18 January 2020 7:30pm Sex: how much do we know about it? How many STIs, unwanted pregnancy, and cases of HIV/Aids have been caused by the lack of information or access to...
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...
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 8 Episode 16 Mothers of black kids at private schools discuss the pros and cons of the education their children are getting. Is there sufficient attempt to incorporate black culture ? Does sex education at school mean that parents don’t have to...
Season 8 Episode 14 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3yuso23BUc” width=”690″ height=”388″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”allowfullscreen”> High school kids talk about the importance of trust in a...
Season 8 Episode 10 High school kids talk about the importance of knowing your status, how the topic for HIV is uncomfortable among teenagers and ways the government can make it easy for teenagers to go for testing. Join the conversation!
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