Cape Town TV

Determined to shift their reputation as a community of rapists, drug dealers and lost causes, twelve ordinary guys from Atlantis, near Cape Town, South Africa, decide to take a stand.

'S1/E9'. We reach out to women who have been abused in any form. We live in a society were abuse takes place everyday. Often times women, both young and old, fall victim to the abuse.

'S1/E1 - Force Feeding in Mauritania'. Women throughout the western world continue to dabble with new diets to lose weight, in Mauritania though parents force-feed their daughters to make them bigger.

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

'S4/E8'. Journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez discuss news events from across the country.

'S1/E1 - Decent Housing For All'. Twenty years after apartheid, South Africa remains one of the most unequal societies in the world. The Housing Assembly is a social movement organising in Cape Town for decent housing.

'S3/E7'. 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.

'S1/E2 - Keep the Beach Clean'. In this puppet show, Sally the seal swallows a plastic bag, and her friends help remove it. Also, join the Fit Fishies exercises, explore the marine food chain, and see real animals.

'S2/E6'. A show dedicated to making Hope contagious by unlocking opportunities and potential in Youth and the communities they live in.

'S1/E6 - What It Takes to Be a Mangaka from Africa'. Awali talks with Rene Hoshino, African-born mangaka raised in Japan, then visits WAZA Japan Store. Plus, we spotlight 10 global mangaka.

RTD travels to Brazzaville, the Republic of Congo's capital, to find out why, amid extreme poverty, these men prioritise fashion above all else.

'S1/E9'. Dichipi is a comedy-drama about three unlikely girlfriends who find themselves relying on each other after a chaotic night at their community centre puts its future in jeopardy.

'S1/E73'. City Living is a live, magazine-style show celebrating Cape Towns charm, culture, and lifestyle, blending entertainment, wellness, and practical tips every Tuesday and Thursday.

Gladys, a young Nigerian woman, becomes a victim of human trafficking after she decides to flee her home country. She is smuggled into Italy, where she manages to escape the trafficker and starts a new life.

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

'S1/E1'. An organisation with the objectives of nurturing new talent, creating future filmmakers from disadvantaged backgrounds and offering them a platform.

'S1/E6'. Tony falls for Rita, unaware his friend Justin has also fallen deeply in love with her.

We deliver an unprecedented examination of the terror group Boko Haram notorious in the West for its abduction and continued captivity of young school girls and killing Nigerians for more than a decade.

'S1 - Reinvestigating the Haunting in Connecticut'. This 2009 documentary explores the true story behind the film 'The Haunting In Connecticut'.

We examine the history of patent medicine, a product that is promoted and sold as a medical cure, but that does not provide the promised relief.

'The Illusion Of Time: Quantum Mechanics'. According to theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli, time is an illusion: our naive perception of its flow doesn't correspond to physical reality.

What is the legacy of Iran's Islamic revolution and how does it affect Iranian society more than three decades later?

This series of ten hour-long programs was taped in 1998 at the Artists' Quarter Jazz Club in downtown St. Paul, MN.

Europeans came to Africa as missionaries and explorers but were soon sitting on a table dividing Africa between themselves. Here's a peep into how Europeans looted Africa of its wealth and sovereignty.

Michael Reynolds had a dream. The architect wanted to build completely self-sufficient houses that are part of the environment, rather than burden it.

'S1/E10 - The Corridor'. We document South Africa's rich natural heritage and the dedicated people who care for it.

'S3/E26'. Move SA offers individuals the platform to grow and become the best version of themselves. We help to transform many lives, creating incredible athletes and bringing unity to workplaces.

As a child, Stephen Palkun endured traumatic abuse. Years later, as a young man, Palkun tried to end his life, but not before sending distressing messages to people that would end up saving him.

'S2/E6'. A show dedicated to making Hope contagious by unlocking opportunities and potential in Youth and the communities they live in.

'S3/E2'. We cover all aspects of health care, what is new in medical treatment, alternative medicine, wellness and fitness as well as nutrition and beauty.

Kinky, Frizzy, Nappy and Kroes, words used to describe African people's hair, usually with a derogatory connotation. Voice of America delves into identity, culture, discrimination, politics and the business behind natural hair.

'S1/E2'. Sanelisiwe Mateta goes around the local Cape Town area interviewing entrepreneurs in all walks of life.

On the outskirts of Kenya's capital, elderly women, known as shushus, walk in constant fear as they increasingly fall victim to rape. However, some are now fighting back thanks to self-defense classes designed especially for them.

'S38/E1'. Chef Abidah and her guest of the week reveal tasty Cape recipes and their history as well as tips and tricks for the kitchen.

After 6 years living and dancing with ex-professional American dancer Cooper Rust, 15-year-old Lavender strives to fulfill her dream of becoming Kenya's first professional ballerina.

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

'S4/E9'. Journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez discuss news events from across the country.

The story of a collaboration between multidisciplinary artist, Breeze Yoko and African Climate Alliance, for the youth-led climate case, CancelCoal.

'S3/E8'. 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.

'S1/E2'. Follow the adventures of seven-year-old twins, Nuzo and Namia, who live with their parents and share a special bond with their grandmother.

'S10/E13'. LNG welcomes Jahlink back into studio with Scretch Isreal to perform alongside two additional artists creating vocal background sounds.

'S1/E5'. Yazeed Kamaldien is a journalist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has produced his own short films and worked as a production manager and researcher.

'S1/E3 - Independent Cinemas'. A projectionist at the Avalon District speaks with Alex Lawrence.

The following presentation concerns the social grant payment system is no longer designed around the needs of grant recipients. This failure erodes the dignity of recipients pushing the most vulnerable in SA into deeper poverty.

'S1/E42'. 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.

'S3/E2'. We aim to empower viewers with the tools to make informed and educated decisions, encouraging active citizenship and changing perceptions.

'S1/E13'. We visit Freedom Recovery Centre near Nigel, Gauteng, where staff work without pay to keep residents on their rehab programmes.

Well-known throughout the Balkans, the first all-female Serbian rap, Pretty Loud, has a mission to end early marriage for Roma girls by promoting university education and social integration for the historically isolated enthic group.

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

'S16/E2'. Local personality JP Naude engages his panel of rugby experts weekly on the topic of WP Club Rugby, including interviews, highlights, log results and fixtures.

'S1/E1'. An organisation with the objectives of nurturing new talent, creating future filmmakers from disadvantaged backgrounds and offering them a platform.

A tense reunion turns deadly when hidden loyalties surface and an ambush in the fields exposes betrayal, leaving no one certain who's truly in control.

There are advances in medical technology that came directly out of wars.