[WATCH] Inside Qandu-Qandu: How people in this Khayelitsha settlement are trying to find a place to call home

After two years, the residents in this township are still struggling to access basic services. The almost 5 000 houses in this area do not have access to running water or electricity and have at least 38 people sharing a toilet.

After two years, the residents in this settlement are still struggling to access basic services. The almost 5 000 houses in this area do not have access to running water or electricity and have at least 38 people sharing a toilet.

Read the City of Cape Town’s full response here.

Bongekile Booi

Bongekile Booi is a filmmaker living in the Western Cape.

Samuel Flans

Samuel Flans is a photographer and filmmaker based in Cape Town, South Africa.

Alfa Fiphaza

Alfa Fiphaza is a filmmaker based in Cape Town, South Africa.

[WATCH] Inside Qandu-Qandu: How people in this Khayelitsha settlement are trying to find a place to call home

After two years, the residents in this township are still struggling to access basic services. The almost 5 000 houses in this area do not have access to running water or electricity and have at least 38 people sharing a toilet.

Bongekile Booi

Samuel Flans

Alfa Fiphaza

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