Cape Town TV

Documenting wildlife of native African animals for the world to see.

Cape Town TV hosted a panel discussion at FAME Week. The topic was -The Future of Free-To-Air Television in the Digital Age.

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

We look into the life experiences of German families and people of German heritage settled in Cape Town, uncovering how they open up to an African culture while keeping their heritage.

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.

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.

We delve into the disciplinary world of a boxing gym in Szczecin, Poland, viewing the strict training as a form of alternative therapy for people of diverse backgrounds, that aspire to reach their personal best.

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

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

A group of Agents from the RMC is sent on a mission to investigate the strife between the colours that make up the Rainbow. The results of their investigation leads them to some serious introspection.

An inspiring daily sermon from the Grace of God International Church.

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.

Stay Up follows Malian dancer Mariam Doumbia as she tells her life story through dance and prepares for her final performance at a dance school in Ouagadougou.

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.

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

Startup Africa is a ground-breaking television series that documents the effort to bridge the digital divide between Africa and the rest of the world.

With the world's first ever female majority parliament, Rwanda has been hailed as a role model for gender equality in Africa.

Zorro becomes mad and causes chaos when things do not go accordingly.

An investigation of 'disaster capitalism', based on Naomi Klein's proposition that neo-liberal capitalism feeds on natural disasters, war and terror to establish its dominance.

The gut, referred to as the invisible organ, is the start and end of all life-hindering diseases, according to researchers. This film journeys through questions and answers around its existence.

Dr O'Connell, a retired surgeon, has been an advocate for medical marijuana and has been recruited to interview patients and recommend dosages under California's Proposition 215.

Max Igan presents at the Free Your Mind 5 Conference in Philadelphia.

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.

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

In this episode, the well-loved comedian and qualified medical doctor Riaad Moosa examines fatherhood and why children are better off when dads are fully involved.

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.

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.

Zorro becomes mad and causes chaos when things do not go accordingly.

A 90-minute panel unpacks two significant new food system reports: The African State of the City and the HLPE global food system report.

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.

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.

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

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

We combine lively conversation, fascinating ideas and extraordinary music. And discover a lively menu of musical encounters interviews, solo performances and pre-selected works.

An inspiring daily sermon from the Grace of God International Church.

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.

The award-winning documentary detailing the 60-year struggle Durban residents endured because of fossil fuel giants located in a township called Wentworth.

A projectionist at the Avalon District speaks with Alex Lawrence.

Examine the exploitation of South Africa's domestic workers.

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

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.

An RTD crew visits Sierra Leone, where more than 14 000 people were infected and nearly 4 000 died from Ebola.

With the world's first ever female majority parliament, Rwanda has been hailed as a role model for gender equality in Africa.

This documentary examines the authenticity of the photographic record of NASA's Apollo missions.