Cape Town TV

Filmmaker Massimo Mazzucco summarises 12 years of public debate on 9/11.

101 East follows the journey of an Australian man with MS who is trying to get to Moscow for a stem cell transplant and another who has just had treatment and cannot get home after the COVID-19 pandemic shuts international borders.

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.

Learn about eye-opening correlations between microcosm and macrocosm. How feelings, thoughts, words, and actions are stored in a gigantic memory system, and how it affects our lives.

Was Jesus of Nazareth a utopian or a realist? He taught us the inner path into a new era, into freedom, peace and unity among people and with all of creation. Learn about the deeper meaning of His Sermon on the Mount.

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

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.

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

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

Learn about eye-opening correlations between microcosm and macrocosm. How feelings, thoughts, words, and actions are stored in a gigantic memory system, and how it affects our lives.

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.

Sister Shivani is a globally renowned spiritual guide and mentor. She 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.

An hour of curated eco content covering themes that support a healthy and sustainable planet, people and communities, such as water, food, energy, biodiversity, habitats, community care, earth protectors, and activism.

Small scale farmers in the Suid Bokkeveld (South Africa) are adapting their farming practices to accommodate the more extreme weather events that are likely to come their way.

This course introduces the concept of Civic Education, its importance in society, and the key components of a strong civic education program.

For one week, aspiring lawyers gather for the annual African Human Rights Moot Court Competition.

South Africa has been engaged in the transition from analogue to digital broadcasting for the past 17 years, will the migration really end soon?

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

Does the philosophy of materialism work to destroy our identities, experience and environment? Join narrator Daphne Ellis on a radical romp through the evidence and decide for yourself.

This documentary exposes and lays bare the financial corruption at the heart of the global economy.

We take a look into the irrefutably cold detail of how the criminal banking cartel maintains not only control of but sovereign status within the US.

For over 30 years, Santos has been studying the ancient works, researching, compiling and translating the texts to produce an easier to understand compendium of Astrotheology.

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

Conscious Living is a media network highlighting the best in health, wellness and sustainability.

Healthy Living connects health-conscious individuals with important news and information in the fast-paced world of health.

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

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.

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

The Family Edition Show- is a celebration of togetherness, with the perfect blend of laughter, competition, and connection that resonates with everyone who tunes in.

Human ventures into outer space leave behind remains of discarded spacecraft which have formed an ever-increasing ring of orbital debris, leading to collusions.

The documentary features interviews with female bodyguards from Russia and Egypt. They let us inside the life of personal protection and tell us why they've chosen a non-traditional career path.

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

We detail the 60-year struggle Durban residents endured because of fossil fuel giants located in a township called Wentworth.

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.

We seek to provide you with a baseline understanding of the economy so that you can better appreciate the risks that we all face.

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

The Odyssey of Slavery delivers an original video from the rivers of Angola, where those first Africans were captured to the Virginia port, where they were sold into slavery.

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

In Lesotho, an artist named Nthabiseng TeReo Mohanela takes discarded materials and transforms them into unique clothing and accessories.

On 3 October 2016, the University of the Western Cape came to a standstill when students enforced a shutdown, hindering the return to normalcy in an effort to have all of their forty demands met.

Mandla goes mad after he is rejected by Thobile. Zizipho Nkwenkwezi goes on a search to find Khayalethu's hiding place. Nompilo comes clean about something important.

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.

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