Cape Town TV

Against the backdrop of the Arab Spring and the complicated politics of the region, we explore the Syrian conflict through the humanity of the civilians who have been killed, abused and displaced to the squalor of refugee camps.

'S1/E1'. Billy, Rene, and Walt were born and raised as men, but they felt uncomfortable with their birth sex. After years of confusion, they each underwent surgery to change into what they thought were their true selves.

'S1/E1'. We tell the story of the history of community media in South Africa and possible models for sustainable community television. A Community Video Education Trust production.

This collaboration of theatre and journalism looked at the Life Esidimeni tragedy, which involved the deaths of 143 people at psychiatric facilities in Gauteng, due to starvation and neglect.

'S1/E1'. Philosopher Peter Kingsley explains his research into the spiritual origins of Western Society and how those early lessons have been lost on today's culture.

'S1/E5'. Dr HG Kugler takes a close look at the smallest building blocks of our food. Learn interesting details about vitamins, minerals, protein components and secondary.

'S1/E1'. Who doesn't need healing? This series explains how every thought, whether good or bad, strives for realization. We learn how to activate the divine, positive self-healing forces in us with the help of Christ.

'S2/E9'. The rats have destroyed Mzee Kigos corn, but Kibena has a plan to save the corn and move the rats to a better place. Can she use her ones, tens, hundreds and thousands to make sure all the rats make it to their new home.

'S5/E7'. Are you ready for some fun stories and catch songs- Join Akili, Little Lion, Happy Hippo and Bush Baby as they learn English, numbers, letters, colors, shapes and more, in the magical world of Lala land.

'S3/E31'. The NACTV hour on Cape TV is a selection from traditional church music and large sacred works to secular classical and contemporary music.

'S5/E31'. The vision of Christ Embassy Cape Town North is to take the divine presence of God to the people and to demonstrate the character of the Holy Spirit.

'S1/E78'. Science and Nonduality forges new paradigms in spirituality based on timeless wisdom traditions of the world, informed by cutting-edge science, and grounded in direct experience.

'S1/E1'. The NACTV hour on Cape TV is a selection from traditional church music and large sacred works to secular classical and contemporary music.

'S7/E31'. We bring you the best Clap n Tap gospel music from around the Africa.

'S2/E31'. We provide inspiring messages and music, produced by Bonneville Communications with music performed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

'S1/E190'. A countdown of favourite music videos by the best traditional gospel music groups from across SA and its neighbouring countries.

'S3/E31'. A community gospel show that aims to promote local gospel artists and feature well-known gospel musicians worldwide.

RT correspondent Francisco Guaita decided to get to the bottom of things. He visited the country to discover the role voodoo plays in modern Haitian society.

'Brahma Kumaris - Living With Compassion. S1/E1'. The Brahma Kumaris explains what is needed for us to live a compassionate life.

'S1/E79'. Science and Nonduality forges new paradigms in spirituality based on timeless wisdom traditions of the world, informed by cutting-edge science, and grounded in direct experience.

'S3/E32'. Sister Shivani talks about issues that are changing peoples lives all over the world by providing deep insight into how and why we think and behave in certain ways.

'S3/E32'. We cover all aspects of health care, what is new in medical treatment, alternative medicine, wellness and fitness as well as nutrition and beauty.

'S1/E1'. Dosso is a city in Niger in transformation, where old reference points are being challenged. Community tradition forces those who are native to it to give up learning and practicing certain trades.

'S1/E1'. Across the world, people are making an effort to restore and protect the ecosystems they are part of. Discover the work of locals in four different countries over a period of two years.

An introduction to the beauty of Africa and its wildlife.

A group of women workers who have seen very little change since apartheid take on national corporate greed, with the help of ex-freedom fighters holding on to their liberation ideals.

'S1/E1'. Akhona's Journey is a seven-part animated video series and booklet about a young girl growing up in a township. The series follows her as she confronts adversities that challenge her childhood and family dynamics.

'S1 - Codeta vs CATA'. The two giant Cape Town taxi associations have been a war too many times. CODETA and CATA talk about the decades-long feud.

'S1/E14'. Participants are conflicted between their assigned sex and their own identities, feeling they were born into the wrong type of body.

'S1/E1'. An RTD crew visits Sierra Leone, where more than 14,000 people were infected, and nearly 4,000 died from Ebola. We talk to survivors, fighting for acceptance, and many who feel as though society has forced them into isolation.

Tom Heinemann explains the concept of micro debt at a human level by meeting with a woman living in a slum-like house in Bangladesh. She was intimidated, harassed and abused by loan officers from various micro finance institutions.