HomeMultimedia No roads, no water, no toilets: 'Why are they ignoring us?'MultimediaVideos[WATCH] No roads, no water, no toilets: 'Why are they ignoring us?' Samuel Flans–April 28, 2021 Samuel FlansApril 28, 2021FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp A lack of access to basic necessities is not just an inconvenience, but a health and safety risk for people in these Western Cape communities. Find out why residents want government to do more. Read the City of Cape Town’s full response here.Read the full script here. Samuel Flans Samuel Flans is a photographer and filmmaker based in Cape Town, South Africa.Samuel Flanshttps://dev.bhekisisa.org/author/samuel-flans/ March 18, 2021 School of hard knocks: These children go to class in an open field Samuel Flanshttps://dev.bhekisisa.org/author/samuel-flans/ December 16, 2020 [WATCH] Our bodies are not your crime scene: A portrait of GBV in South Africa Samuel Flanshttps://dev.bhekisisa.org/author/samuel-flans/ December 10, 2020 [WATCH] ‘We are the problem.’ Why these men are taking a stronger stand against gender-based violence Samuel Flanshttps://dev.bhekisisa.org/author/samuel-flans/ October 28, 2020 [WATCH] eThembeni residents living in excrement: 'We are citizens too' TagsCity of Cape TownSouth AfricaSouthern AfricaWater and sanitationWestern CapeFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleUpdated: Pregnant and breastfeeding women will soon be included in the Sisonke J&J trialNext article‘If men are these monsters’: Life in the fray of SA’s gender-based violence projectsRELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Articles[VIDEO] Here’s how e-cigarettes turn juice into clouds Articles[VIDEO] How to start your next HPV test at home Multimedia#TeamBhekisisa | How Soley, Bhekisisa’s programme associate keeps our operations running smoothly Articles[WATCH] Why some parents are led to think e-cigarettes are healthy (they’re not) ArticlesHealth Beat #16 | Why the upcoming Tobacco Bill treats e-cigarettes like smokes Articles[WATCH] Is snoring a sign of a sleep disorder? ArticlesCan South Africa stop cervical cancer in the next 40 years? Articles#LetsBhekisisaIt: The men who gained their voices ArticlesHealth Beat #15 | Sleepless in SA: Why bad sleep can cost you more than a day of feeling tired Our HIV reporting of the past decadeHow does anti-HIV medication work — and would you use it? Our HIV reporting of the past decadeHow taking ARVs daily stops those with HIV from transmitting the virus Our HIV reporting of the past decade[WATCH] Why these three women use the anti-HIV pill and vaginal ring MultimediaSchool of hard knocks: These children go to class in an open field Multimedia[WATCH] Our bodies are not your crime scene: A portrait of GBV in South Africa Multimedia[WATCH] ‘We are the problem.’ Why these men are taking a stronger stand against gender-based violence Multimedia[WATCH] eThembeni residents living in excrement: ‘We are citizens too’ Multimedia[WATCH] Inside Qandu-Qandu: How people in this Khayelitsha settlement are trying to find a place to call home Multimedia[WATCH] Beaten, shot and homeless: Here’s what COVID evictions look like Multimedia[WATCH] Winter queues and COVID grants: ‘We are hungry and sleep here every day’ Multimedia[WATCH] COVID EVICTIONS: ‘We’re humans, not pigs’ Multimedia[WATCH] Masks, taxis and fear: How COVID-19 has changed township life Multimedia[WATCH] COVID-19: When 25 people are sharing a toilet
