Karoo: meth addiction

Karoo: meth addiction

The disabled ride the waves

The disabled ride the waves

Farmers battle power cuts

Farmers battle power cuts

Loadshedding is killing us

Loadshedding is killing us

WHAT WE DO

Inspire. Challenge. Debate.

Street Talk TV is the groundbreaking, inspiring, and hard-hitting television series that encourages people in South Africa to debate, discuss and express their views.

Each week we produce a documentary film for broadcast on South African television, reaching over 4.5 million viewers. The Street Talk TV methodology utilizes the dynamic of conversation, facilitating exciting, informative and sometimes controversial dialogue.

We film in the participants’ environments and expose the lived realities, uncensored views, and the trauma and triumphs of ordinary people. We encourage active citizenship, tolerance and social justice.

Street Talk believes that South Africans are more alike than they think, we have committed to breaking down barriers born out of our past and present circumstances.

We invite collaboration with all organizations!

Read our blog for insight into our work & what’s next from the Street Talk team.

Latest News

Local Stories. International Impact

Local Stories. International Impact

Since its launch in 2008, Street Talk TV has published over 600 films to communities across South and Southern Africa. In 14 years, we’ve given voices to the voiceless and allowed the real challenges of life from diverse communities in South Africa to resonate across millions - both locally ...
Many Promises, Few Results

Many Promises, Few Results

In the outskirts of Cape Town, residents of Langa township are faced with detrimental living ...

Where to Watch

Cape Town TV

DSTV 263

Wednesday 6.30pm  Thursday 11am  

MPUMA KAPA TV

DSTV 260

Tuesdays & Wednesday 8pm

DAILY MAVERICK

YouTube

@StreetTalkSA

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Some of the topics that we cover stir up emotions. If you are inspired to act from having seen one of our films, then download our take action manifesto

If you have an issue/story that you think needs to be told  get in touch with us.
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