Tinashe is one of our highly skilled and dedicated tutors responsible for training our student reporters in the townships around Cape Town. Here he shares some insight into the workshop process and his experience sharing his knowledge and skills to empower a new generation.
Our reporters return to the Amy Biehl World Cup tournament finals, where there is much more than soccer going on! There’s South African music and dance, hip hop, and traditional gumboot dancing.
With Ghana being the third African team to ever reach the quarter finals, our reporters hit the streets of Cape Town to find out what football means to their communities and the continent. They also provide inside coverage of a local football tournament featuring some football stars in the making!
Our reporters visit a local woman who cooks food for the community in her own kitchen. Watch as she serves up hearty stews and massive plates of samp and beans. And don’t worry, the food is free to those who can’t afford it.
If you missed the match between SA and Guatemala, our reporters can fill you in on the action. Captain Aaron Mokoena was the first South African to reach 100 caps!
Who do you think will make it to the finals of the 2010 FIFA World Cup? Fans in Cape Town are supporting Argentina, Brazil, and Ghana. Guess we’ll have to wait and see!
South Africa has invested a lot of money in order to host the 2010 World Cup, but not everyone thinks it was money well-spent. Our reporters hear from local township residents who feel the World Cup might carry detrimental consequences.
