Valentine’s Day took a different turn this year. A global awareness campaign called “One Billion Rising” used the day of love and romance to protest sexual violence against women and children through dance and street action. Ten girls from the Ons Plek project in Cape Town, turned up the volume on the campaign theme song and danced to say NO to rape and sexual violence against women and children.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Ons Plek for their bravery and for sharing their insights with us.
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A group of young reporters from Manenberg took to the streets of Cape Town’s inner city for a very special tour. They explored the too often forgotten history of slavery and how it shaped the city and the identity of its residents, past and present. Their guides, Lucy Campbell and Ferdi James Van Tura, brought to life the stories of suffering, resilience and hope of the slaves of the Cape.
The tour started at the auction block, the very spot where slaves were sold and through a role play, Ferdi gave the young reporters a taste of what it must have felt like to go through this traumatic process.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lucy and Ferdi and the Iziko Slave Lodge for this moving and educational experience.
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He’s ranked 9th in the world and missed the paralympic qualification by a margin, but it’s all golden for cyclist Goldy Fuchs from Cape Town. He has set his sights on Rio 2016 and shares with us what it takes to get there.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Goldy Fuchs for talking to us and best of luck for making the team!
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Race in South Africa can colour our experiences, opportunities and our view of the world. In this Radio Workshop two young South Africans share their ideas about racial identity and how their personal lives have been shaped by it. This feature was produced by University of Cape Town student, Loreta Epenaar who is studying Film and Media. Many thanks!
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Loreta Epenaar for her creative contribution.
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The documentary “Afrikaaps” was screened at a community centre in Manenberg, Cape Town. The film looks at the history behind the unique way Afrikaans is spoken in Cape Town.The room was packed with dozens of excited young people. They laughed, they were puzzled, they cheered and it would seem, they were somehow transformed. After the movie, CRF young reporters and the members of the film crew, director Dylan Valley, hip-hop artist Quintin ‘Jitsvinger’ Goliath and poet Jethro Louw got talking. What follows is a dialogue about language, identity, diversity, and pride.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank the director and cast of Afrikaaps for talking to us and sharing so much history and insight.
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According to the United Nations, tuberculosis is the second most infectious disease in the world. In 2010 approximately nine million people worldwide had TB. The Children’s Radio Foundation spoke to Lethu, a young patient who has multi drug-resistant TB. She says she’ll remain on treatment for the next two years, but has turned a corner and is feeling stronger everyday.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Lethu for her sharing her inspiring story with us.
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Lethu
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Children’s Radio Foundation Youth Reporters in Atlantis, a community outside of Cape Town, got the chance to chat with Orlando Bloom. The actor is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, and he stopped by our youth radio project while he was in South Africa working on a new movie. The young reporters asked him some tough questions, and Bloom gave great, engaging answers.
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The Radio Workshop would like to thank Orlando for sharing so candidly with us.
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With 42 percent of people age 18-25 out of a job, there’s lots of talk about unemployment. But what about young people who are underemployed – working in jobs that don’t match their skills or don’t pay an adequate salary to make a living? We speak to Ndiphe, a young man who works as a parking marshall six days a week.
The Radio Workshop would like to thank Ndiphe for sharing his story.
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Ndiphe writing a receipt.
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With Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday coming up, youth reporter Yolanda spoke to a diverse range of South Africans about how he still inspires and influences their lives.
The Radio Workshop would like to thank Yolanda and the people she interviewed in the Company’s Garden.
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Yolanda speaking to a young man about Madiba.
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A capella group Muziek Sensation finds joy, support and inspiration in singing. Its members are out to move you, sharing stories from their home in Khayelitsha about love and social ills through song.
The Radio Workshop would like to thank Thando Doni and Muziek Sensation: Lubabalo “Lou” Montwana, Sonke Mandla, Onke Makhoba, Anelisa Xaba, Aphiwe Menziwa and Smiselo Leon.
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Lubabalo "Lou" Montwana
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