Our reporters find themselves in the middle of a Xhosa funeral in Gugulethu. Here they capture the sights and sounds of the traditional Catholic ceremony over-layed with African songs, and the lively wake with plenty of food and friends.
This shocking report brings to light the serious nature of crime in the township of Khayelitsha. Our reporters were on the scene to witness a man accused of stealing a purse receive the “people’s justice.” How safe is Khayelitsha really?
Blacks and Coloured people have been living together in Delft for 13 years, but are not united. Our reporters investigate the tensions and divides that exist between these groups, and suggest we take a cue from the children of Delft.
Our reporters examine the living conditions of people living in an area of Khayelitsha known as Nkanini. The residents lack water, sewage, and other basic necessities.
Our reporters hit the streets of Gugulethu to find out why some people buy knock-off football jerseys. Does a fake jersey diminish your support for the team, or not?
Our reporters take you on a fun night out in Khayelitsha. Like any good night out, there are plenty of drinks to go around and loud music to get everyone up and dancing.
Fans are gearing up for South Africa’s first match against Mexico tomorrow, June11th. Everyone believes it Bafana Bafana will be victorious. The locals will be watching the action from their favorite hotspot, Mzoli’s. Come out and join the fun!
World Film Collective is proud to be empowering a new generation of citizen journalists and news reporters in South Africa. Watch this space for their latest reports!