Siyakhona inspires the city of Johannesburg

Our task is simple, to bring about real change and make a real difference. Our Siyakhona (We can do it) Video Journalists use their skills as community organizers, they are empowered to engage with their community, identify the root causes of their social ills, organize the community to find the answers and implement action plans to solve the issue

What we do

The videos empower the community to unite and find solutions to their most pressing issues; i.e. speeding up social change.

Siyakhona puts rats in City’s crosshairs

The six trainee video journalists, all from disadvantaged communities, were trained under the Siyakhona project to become citizen journalists, fighting for the rights of their communities. Siyakhona is part of Sony’s corporate social responsibility collaboration with FIFA. It is implemented through Football for Hope, the FIFA and streetfootballworld movement.

Police should do more to protect citizens in Khayelitsha

I decided to go and check on him. I found him trying to get into the car and noticed that he had been stabbed.

We share one pitch but not the glory

The major problem is the rat issue and it is becoming very sensitive because they even eat babies and they have diseases.