Cape Town TV

We explore the internet and how it affects our lives.

This documentary delivers 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 over a decade.

Chinese cyber-scam operations are stealing tens of billions of dollars from victims around the world. But few realise that thousands of those perpetrating these frauds are victims too.

Join us as we travel through forest areas around the world to find out how the forests are coping with climate change.

How often do we react rashly causing misunderstandings? Why did we not stay calm? How can we react differently next time? To these questions we receive the answers.

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

A preschool show aimed at teaching kids pre-literacy numeracy and English as a second language and socio-emotional skills critical to early childhood development.

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

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.

We bring you the best top 10 of Acappella gospel Music.

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

Dr RR Soares, founder of the Brazilian Ministry, The International Church of the Grace of God Church, hosts this inspiring daily sermon.

Christian viewers are inspired to live their lives according to Christian ideals and continue walking in their faith.

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

This show promotes choirs from all over the world.

A journey into the world of fast fashion in which personal reflections of a group of fashion students intersect with a political one that addresses the impacts of the fast fashion industry on human rights and the environment.

Explore the philosophy of consciousness.

Ezethu iiNcwadi is a book show that profiles authors, help them with information to take their books further, and covers book-related events.

A globally-renowned spiritual guide and mentor talks about issues that are changing people's lives all over the world by providing deep insight into how and why we think and behave in certain ways.

Fitness, nutrition, medicine - We offer science-based tips for an active and healthy lifestyle.

A documentary on John James Audubon best known for The book, Birds of America, portraits of every bird then known in the United States - painted and reproduced in the size of life.

Centuries of formation by humans, but has our planet finally grown tired of our harmful play? According to scientists global warming and a pandemic are the results of our actions and the reason for our bleak future.

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.

Kenji Yamase spends his days in his bedroom. The 54-year-old has been a 'hikikomori' all of his adult life. The term describes Japanese who rarely interact with society beyond their family.

This film tells the story of the history of community media in South Africa and possible models for sustainable community television.

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

Get the cheeky truth about current affairs from comedians KG Mokgadi and Celine Tshika, on South Africa's wittiest news show, combining comedy with on-location reports, interviews, and satirical sketches.

Is the LGBTQ+ pride parade an innocent display of love and acceptance, or can it really affect the young child's psyche? While LGBTQ+ organisations claim it to be a celebration of diversity, its opponents see danger.

A colourful show displaying the rich sounds of Maskandi music. The melodic catchy tunes will have your feet tapping and your heart beating to African rhythms.

Inside Chevron Texaco's Amazon Killzone sees areas deemed 'remediated' by Chevron, we speak to the people living in the aftermath.

Undercover reporters pose as gangsters with up to a billion dollars of black money that need to be cleaned. They gain remarkable access to members of Africa's Gold Mafia and film closed door meetings with crime bosses.

How does the old Bolivian political and social climate differ from the current one?

Have billionaires David and Charles Koch been handed the ability to buy American democracy via giant cheques to the House, Senate and possibly even the presidency?

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

A wellness show aimed at getting people on either a beginner or advanced level of fitness to start their day a little healthier.

We connect health-conscious individuals with important news and information in the fast-paced world of health.

Dr RR Soares, founder of the Brazilian Ministry, The International Church of the Grace of God Church, hosts this inspiring daily sermon.

A worldwide spiritual movement dedicated to personal transformation and world renewal.

Agribusiness lobbies GM seeds will end food shortages in Venezuela. But the strong peasant movement, part of the international peasant network La Via Campesina, fights back.

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

Blaq Pearl aka Janine van Rooy takes us on a biographical journey of how her first poetry piece developed into a song.

The ongoing project Eh! Woza sees collaboration and skill-sharing between scientists, artists and learners who create awareness through filmmaking.

After a lifetime of conflict in Iraq, 20-year-old Tiba joins the October 2019 protests. She is amazed to see so many young men and women gathering from across Iraq to join the protests against unemployment and corruption.

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

Journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez discuss news events from across the country.

A humble attempt to help, inspire and awaken, to actualise oneself and find the explorer within.

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.

A theatrical celebration of Xhosa stories and music and its purpose is to create healthy entertainment for children who do not enjoy an abundance of educational programmes or creative resources in their communities.

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

This web series features short documentaries about people who are engaged to actively bring about change in their communities.

Dr RR Soares, founder of the Brazilian Ministry, The International Church of the Grace of God Church, hosts this inspiring daily sermon.

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.

Over 500 000 Congolese refugees have flocked to South Africa over the past decade, escaping the civil war that has plagued the DRC.

Get the cheeky truth about current affairs from comedians KG Mokgadi and Celine Tshika, on South Africa's wittiest news show, combining comedy with on-location reports, interviews, and satirical sketches.

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.

Millions of Zimbabweans are refugees in South Africa. This film explores Zimbabwe's socio-political and economic environment from 1980 to the present.

We get to see behind the scenes, deleted scenes, actors commentary and bloopers of the new series Monalisa.

An independent documentary and interview series hosted by Abby Martin - reporting on war and inequality from the heart of Empire.

Journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez discuss news events from across the country.