Cape Town TV

'Right To Know - Our Currency Is Information'. The right to know - to access and share information - is often called an 'enabling right', a unifying tool that every social justice struggle needs to hold the powerful to account.

'S9/E8'. We uncover Rastafarian life in the Western Cape and beyond, giving outsiders a look in and providing Rastafarian people with a platform to discuss matters particular to Rastafarian life.

'S13/E119'. A daily show aiming to provide youth filled content, focusing on everything from mental health, science, technology, youth discussions and entertainment.

The gleam of mica, the mineral that contributes to modern-day beauty, has a dark side. It comes at a price. We explore India's illegal mica mines where child labor is rife.

'S2/E3'. Two young hosts are joined by two mature and out-spoken personalities who are well-versed on topics relating to HIV/AIDS activism, Feminism, sexual health and sexuality.

We aim to empower viewers with the tools to make informed and educated decisions, encouraging active citizenship and changing perceptions.

Facing terminal cancer, artist Sue Jeiven chooses to buy her own coffin and learns to carve her artwork onto it, hoping it will be her final legacy.

We bring you international news and documentaries from over 70 bureaus on six continents.

'S1/E2'. Journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez discuss news events from across the country.

'S1/E1'. Showcasing innovative concepts and best practice projects from Africa and Europe. With environment and climate change ideas to inspire others to get on board or start something of their own.

TED is a conference devoted to ideas worth spreading from the three disciplines of technology, entertainment and design. TED conferences bring together thinkers and doers who are challenged to give the talk of their lives.

'S3/E11 of 180'. Join the musical adventures of the Ubongo Kids, who use their hearts and brains to solve problems big and small in Kokotoa Village.

'S8/E79'. Sourcing local and national content from SA's youth. This is your only guide to everything in entertainment.

'S1/E2 - Frog's Eye'. We combine lively conversation, fascinating ideas and extraordinary music. And discover a lively menu of musical encounters interviews, solo performances and pre-selected works.

'S1/E1'. An inspiring daily sermon from the Grace of God International Church.

'S1/E128'. Multiplicity is a diverse collection of music videos from all genres. Rock, pop, hip hop, EDM, country and more, with each episode based on a pre-defined genre.

Explore the life and psyche of the Sakman, a story about people who have sacrificed modern conveniences to live deep in the dark mountains of Cape Town.

'S1/E4'. A series of Black Sash documentaries about the broken social grant system failing the poorest and most vulnerable.

A news bulletin featuring local news and a rundown of events, entertainment and sport in Cape Town.

We bring you international news and documentaries from over 70 bureaus on six continents.

'S17/E13'. The Womxn Show unpacks issues around gender justice and women's rights, and focuses on navigating social, government and regulatory systems through a gender lens.

Apartheid based on race is outlawed now, but the system always went far deeper than that. The cruelty and injustice were underwritten by an economic apartheid, which regarded black people as no more than cheap, expendable labour.

We examine the change in people's opinions of cannabis over the past 50 years.