In Parys, Free State, the water supply is becoming ever more erratic, exacerbated by loadshedding. Many people have to walk kilometres to get water. This has caused great dissatisfaction and sparked violent protests.
Video | 6 February 2023
Inside a partly community-owned perlemoen farm that’s now producing 60 tonnes of the pricey gastropods every year
By Ashraf Hendricks and Liezl Human
Video | 25 January 2023
Dry weather and habitat loss in the Western Cape are possibly making human encounters with these beautiful creatures more common
By Ashraf Hendricks and Liezl Human
Video | 15 December 2022
Extinction Rebellion’s imaginative protests are entertaining. But they are also deadly serious.
Video | 28 November 2022
Lebogang Parkie and his friends have persevered despite a terrible attempt to derail their business
Video | 22 November 2022
The Eastern Cape learner is kept waiting for a place in high school, after five years of treatment for a spinal condition
By Daniel Steyn and Mkhuseli Sizani
Video | 13 October 2022
June demolition of Bertrams Urban Farm, running for 16 years, disrupted dozens of feeding schemes
Video | 8 August 2022
Local NGO turns plastic waste into eco-bricks
Video | 12 July 2022
“It’s not that children don’t like to read. It’s that they haven’t found the right book yet” says Tina Akuoko of Ethnikids.
Video | 8 July 2022
On average three children are killed in South Africa every day, according to UNICEF South Africa.
By Ashraf Hendricks and Liezl Human
Video | 23 June 2022
Build our Boyz Foundation works to keep boys in school
Video | 26 May 2022
Two entrepreneurs have been running a successful waste recycling business for over a decade
Video | 9 May 2022
Part seven in our video series
Video | 5 May 2022
Part 6 in our series on the Gauteng public health system crisis
Video | 4 May 2022
Thirty-three year old Ludwe Qamata teaches vegetable gardening to older people in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
By Mary-Anne Gontsana and Ashraf Hendricks
Video | 3 May 2022