Exploring the DARK SIDE of JOHANNESBURG

Is Johannesburg the most dangerous city in the world? This is the question asked by the very serious The Guardian a few years ago.
Murders, kidnappings, armed attacks: tourists who would like to visit the economic capital of South Africa are the subject of numerous warnings by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In this travel diary, Christophe Hondelatte, the true crime specialist shows us around the city.
Accompanied by South African journalists specializing in crime, Christophe Hondelatte multiplies the strong experiences: he embarks with police officers launched into a chase at more than 120mph, participates in a clandestine rodeo with stolen cars, visits a prison where the detainees cram sixty into each cell or even roam a nature reserve threatened by poachers...
But Johannesburg also has its specificities: satanic crimes, “corrective” sexual assaults on lesbians, sorcerers who protect criminals… So many dark facets of Johannesburg that Christophe Hondelatte and director Lionel Langlade will introduce us to, by meeting culprits and victims, repentant criminals , mercenary police officers and thugs…
Sometimes frightening, sometimes moving but always powerful, these encounters tell us a lot about South African society and about Johannesburg, a multicultural city which never really recovered from Apartheid...
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[@AndreD-pz6qf]

Despite all the problems, all the issues. Africa is in my blood, something you cant explain. I love my country, and its culture and its beauty. I was born here and I will die here.

[@user-il6xf9pr9e]

You dead already

[@GesunddurchWissen]

what culture are you talking about?

[@elm4nsuri]

what do you want?

[@charlesdavel4455]

Better than Europe

[@user-eb7wv5wt3j]

Shame!!!!

[@zinhlevilakazi8327]

Presenter sounds like has a personal vendetta 😂😂😂😂

[@Lady_D33]

😂😂😂😂😂😂yeeer struuu! A serious one. My goodness, why 😢 his definitely making it hard to hear abantu speak.

[@GPP1.8T20v]

People dont understand a thief will brake in your house if no one is home. But if someone breaks in your house and you are there they have different intensions so even with cameras and alarm going of the criminals dont care and thats where you have to protect yourself and your Family.

[@rockysinch7884]

Watched this till the end, though translation from south African English to American English wasn't necessary

[@simonh6371]

I scheme you wouldn't check if I tuned something like ''the bakkie is at the robot'', verstaan?

[@thabingxakata]

The host is French. Also maybe they did it so that the non SA audience can understand because some of the words we use aren't the same as the words Americans use.

[@user-fg1gv7cm1m]

Remember south african speak 12 officials languages so he wanted this documentary in English,e.g people speaking zulu or tswana so he must translate into English so everyone to understand

[@JuliusSiezure]

us 'average' people enjoyed the needed translation

[@TheDerekCrosson]

True but they could have used subtitles and they didn't need to make Thato's name sound like the second part of potato 😭

[@Chronic_Equation]

Bro all that tragedy in south africa is not the legacy of apartheid, its the legacy of the ANC , theyve had 30 years and have done nothing to help their own people.

[@EnzoEnzo-it7vt]

The anc mindset is a product of oppression and brutalization…

[@gloriamokhesi2278]

Jy praat kak

[@AapVanDieKaap]

Unfortunately this behaviour was the cause of apartheid. Not the result.

[@EnzoEnzo-it7vt]

@@AapVanDieKaap the result of apartheid trauma and poverty imposed on innocent people is what you see… there is absolutely no excuse for apartheid… are you South African?

[@Chronic_Equation]

@DefenderPuma you obviously don't come from South Africa , the people now have every opportunity and still nothing ever happens to the country

[@auggievu2972]

I am SA and I'm 63 years old and South Africa has always been a country of crime. Even in apartheid years ...we could not walk the streets at night. Both parents carried guns and we were robbed 3 or 4 times a year....it's not new. We accustomed to crime and we live with it on a daily bases. Africa is special...no matter what we love it.

[@KevinTravis-kw1rr]

Since ANC government. Crimes has increases 500 percent. No hope in South Africa banana Republic.

[@Mathilda5xp]

That is not the truth! I grew up in a town in the (Eastern Province), and we could walk home from church on a Sunday evening, or on a Thursday evening after our choir practice. Nothing ever happened to us. We were safe walking home after a social evening in our church hall, or coming home from watching a movie at the cinema on a Saturday evening during our teenage years. Not all the towns and cities of South Africa has 'always' been crime ridden. My siblings and I lived a comfortable, safe live when we grew up in South Africa, unlike the terrible crime that is happening there, these days. Really so sad. I thank God that I moved to a different Continent, where I am well looked after, well provided financially, and safe.

[@mashobane6177]

I disagree, my grandmother used to tell me that they used to walk at night to catch a bus , and they didn't have any fear and nothing would happen to them, children would play in the street half naked , and there were no problems against them like child kidnapping/rape. There was no Nyaupe/ Heroine drugs, which is the biggest cause of our high crime rate especially in burglary. Well drugs started when the government opened the borders of the country without proper control, and drugs found their way into the community so easily.

[@HansCoche]

Maybe because you stayed in a gang festered area. Crime has increased ten fold since the early 90's.

[@SheRocks58]

❤

[@jc.eph.6]

Does not matter how you "protect" your house - these people know how to get in - no matter what. They climb over electric fences, climb through bugler bars, knows how to bypass alarm systems, poison dogs, etc. Keep in mind - lots of inside jobs too - Police and security also involved and take part in the crime. If they want in, they will come in - I am a victim.

[@nerinebeaumont7088]

Such true wording 👍

[@MacVellion]

Get yourself licensed firearms bro...learn a bit of martial arts

[@solslastcannula5665]

How on earth do you poison a dog?

[@mattpreston8689]

​@@solslastcannula5665 they put poison is meat or some form of food that the dogs will eat and throw it over the wall

[@solslastcannula5665]

@@mattpreston8689 I don’t think dogs will eat random food. They only eat food given by owner

[@mathewssalijeni296]

The police in South Africa have all the resources, they even sell some to these criminals

[@johnm84]

Most police officers in South Africa are corrupt.

[@Deron_mataz]

Stop spreading misinformation...different communities have different levels of crime and resources...some communities have high crime and lack of police force, others have too many cops and too little crime. The resources are not spread across properly....

[@R.I100]

Glad the real new south africa is being shown to the whole world. The new goverment has failed south africa and its people.

[@alphacentauri2103]

''Many years, many cold drinks''....😂😂you get it? If you dont get it forget about it.....

[@richardhingston6073]

Yeh he nodded and smiled, didn't know what a cooldrink meant :D

[@majolamuchemela1260]

hahahahahaaaa🤣🤣🤣👊👊

[@ianwolvaardt2352]

50 iCooli! Because you can't afford iNando's, baba.

[@thedeepstr]

Baba is the man: We were with him at hiking trip this past weekend what an inspiration to us all around him. Strongs Baba🎉

[@user-cb3gk9ch9s]

Dankie BABA❤❤❤❤.WHAT A HUMAN

[@user-cb3gk9ch9s]

im coming up to JHB in 3weeks time . and i want to meet the Man in Person..😊😊looking foward.. i have 3 kids and i used to be a Very Bad Men Myself..I have to share my story with him..😭😭😭

[@dineohenrrietta8815]

Aww my mother harriet, may her soul rest in peace😭 hearing her voice after 9years really broke me 🥲

[@tapfuchihamba691]

ei what are you saying are you saying that woman who is talking with her son in the house passed away the Neighbourhood watch lady ?!.what happened to her

[@aesirgaming1014]

I've been to South Africa a few times for work (high-risk security). Every time I was told to get a gun (and it's not at all hard) and after seeing how that country is I wouldn't blame anyone in that country for feeling like they need to own at least one firearm. I felt safer in Kabul than I did in Johannesburg.

[@sanelemwelase]

Most South Africans don't own guns

[@keagandanster7345]

Such old Footage. Please update description as this is not recent Footage. Looks like 2009/2010 based on various landmark updates within the Footage.

[@BraxtonShaheel22]

From the calendar at 33:20 it is either 2012 or 2018. Probably 2012 based on everything else.

[@chrissmith-td3iu]

Yes its old footage. You dont see many white police these days except the few older ones from those days before Zuma

[@theblu3sman888]

This is very old indeed.

[@richardhingston6073]

Citi Golf Cop Car.. Old font on the Bryanston Rylaan freeway sign. I'm saying 2008.

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Still worth watching to see how more it floating in kak

[@beckybundi4546]

The best documentary i have ever whatched

[@esterveldman4983]

Thankyou for bringing awareness off this,Regards from South Africa

[@Ben.Mohamed2100]

Voilà ce qui attend d autres pays......merci les politiciens ......

[@loveppl6999]

😂😂😂😂 THIS HAS BEEN HAPPENING IN THE USA SINCE FOREVER

[@glenissansom7990]

Unbelievable, there's s no justice unless you are well connected & can line their pockets with a lot of money! Sad & everything gets blamed on apartheid. That ended 30 years ago!

[@makongozaenos1591]

Can a South African Journalist be allowed to conduct such documentary in France?

[@Alias-gy3tz]

Yes, it is called "freedom of press". France is not a communist country like China.

[@grandsharpTV]

never

[@stanleynkosikamthembu168]

This concern, shared, must cover all foreigners, form this continent and beyond.

[@Raheem-Braveheart]

Never​@@stanleynkosikamthembu168

[@gekolizzard]

Paris doesn’t have the same level of crime does it?

[@CheCosaTesoro]

All the people who can leave, do. The level of violence is so vicious its surreal. The country will implode due to the rampant corruption. Everything is collapsing.

[@tommybutler2454]

It is really sad for the good and kind people of Africa. Such a beautiful place, for there ro be so much violence and pain and corruption. It is really sad.

[@Truther945]

@@tommybutler2454 well, the "good and kind people" of Africa should collectively stand against this more, maybe?

[@1st-1ast]

Welcome ro San Francisco - California - USA we been in this for years

[@KasiGameHUB]

:) Many come back, the grass is not greener on the other side.

[@LK-bz9sk]

@@1st-1astI was born and raised in South Africa and have lived in a visited San Francisco often….. believe me when I tell you, San Francisco is nothing like and never will be anything like South Africa. Just go to Johannesburg for a few days and wonder around and see for yourself.

[@Ben.Mohamed2100]

Je suis Algérien et je constate que la situation sécuritaire en France est hors de contrôle la délinquance est à un niveau inimaginable........que fait le gouvernement ...

[@zikorioImazighen]

Et ton pays 😂😂???

[@Foreign-Legion]

​@@zikorioImazighen😂

[@alainbraeckevelt9606]

C est voulu!

[@jaqderolland9829]

(qu'importe d'avoir un passeport suisse; change rien) situation sécuritaire en roue libre, y compris une criminalité affectant une génération de plus en plus jeune, sont en expansion quasiment partout dans le monde (sauf Cuba et Corée du Nord) le politique, monarchie ou dictature etc. fait comme nous : spectateur, 🌞

[@fercos33]

I am an American in France and this is an incredibly safe country to live in.

[@davidcolquhoun3013]

Crime is a very complex issue in South Africa. Despite the massive unemployment, the majority of those unemployed do not turn to crime to survive. Much of the serious crime and drug related crimes are controlled by organised crime. You should ask how the criminals get their intelligence on where to strike and what they are likely to get. The answer would shock you. 70% of house robberies and business robberies are committed by people who have good inside knowledge of the target before they go in. Gun safe? The last place I would recommend the storing of any weapon would be the gun safe. You only have a gun safe so that the SAPS can check up that you have one to comply with the licensing requirements. Once they have checked, you don't use it again.

[@christinerobinson547]

True!!

[@thendotshivhengwa9509]

If you go to a place looking for a certain narrative you will find it. South Africa is not one particular thing.

[@Daredevil311-g9l]

Come to Durban if you really want to see crime out of control

[@grandsharpTV]

Soon i will be showing my durban documentary

[@Accuface2000]

Not true, Cape Town is the most dangerous, coloured gangs everywhere.

[@Ravishrex1]

​@@grandsharpTV is it out let us know.

[@AlexThaKingZA]

Is this a competition who has more out of control crime in our country?

[@izackali2861]

😂😂😂​@@AlexThaKingZA

[@truevisions1125]

Honestly, this documentary deserves an award

[@BPchadlite]

Honestly, this documentary deserves an award

[@tebogonux]

@@BPchadlite You talking shit...!!!!!

[@MatNch]

lol it does not.

[@briodundada]

It doesn't

[@uMsubathi]

Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦 great accurate intro 🔥

[@sadimasson8734]

That prison looks like a fecking hotel compared to the main prisons in this country. They even hace a TV

[@JuliusSiezure]

did your cellblock have Wi-Fi ?

[@ArchieMakuwa]

My beloved country…. 💔

[@christinerobinson547]

Yes, it's heartbreaking!!

[@christocloete8087]

Dutch from the 19th century? They have been here since the 16th hundreds my man

[@drewbranch7700]

Exactly!

[@chrisfalcon9804]

presies!

[@EeziPZ]

He was talking about Johannesburg

[@Deron_mataz]

You clearly failed History....The Dutch settlers came in the 1600s but gold rush in Johannesburg began in the 1800s in other words, the 19th century

[@iambloopy]

Context. They are speaking of the Dutch around the gold rush era.

[@thatomasiu2929]

In south Africa, arrest can be made. The issue is when it comes to conviction

[@AndreD-pz6qf]

I think of all the people that have fled South Africa. Now I think about whats happening in those countries, Canada, the US, the UK . . . It seems like theyre headed the same way as my country. The irony

[@KevinTravis-kw1rr]

Europe new immigration laws. Massive deportions of illegal migrants. Even 2 am in the morning. I was in Britain. Kicked out after six years. More businesses closing down in South Africa every day. Next shell oil leaving South Africa.

[@basedsigma5634]

Nonsense bra... You just say that to justify your TRAUMA BOND with the anc...

[@johnm84]

Australia too.

[@KevinTravis-kw1rr]

Massive deportions of illegal migrants in Europe and Australia.

[@lulamantshephe5595]

true

[@kevinlee2039]

Why is there an interpreter? All they are doing is repeating English.

[@zazastudio24]

cause the documentary is a French documentary the original voice is in french that why the title is in french

[@user-fg1gv7cm1m]

Because people are speaking 11 officials languages so he want everyone to understand the documentary by translating everything in English

[@ThurstonWatt]

because it wasn't made personally for you? some people will complain about ANYTHING....

[@kevinlee2039]

@@ThurstonWatt I'm not complaining. The question is why just repeat English? If someone doesn't understand English repeating isn't going to make them understand.

[@vinn688]

She's only 15, and we can't even hide her face OMG

[@antheasam6510]

This is an excellent true piece of documentary. Well filmed

[@petroguilherme5549]

Plse do a documentary on the Senzo Meyiwa courtcase .. In SA Pretoria Highcourt

[@macmandla3582]

Look at how casually the police are going through the crime scene

[@charmaine869]

The doccie seems old, if that’s the case the crime is much more worse than this currently. It’s actually very sad.

[@aurelienmailland7131]

Entièrement d'accord avec vous c'est un de mes rêves de visité quelle magnifique pays vive l'Afrique du Sud.

[@gilbertikorong2636]

@aurelienmailland7131; pour moi, il est hors de question que je mette mes pieds dans un pays pareil (au moins 58 meurtres par jour, au moins 5800 viols ou tentatives de viols par jour, au moins 500 braquages à mains armés...etc)

[@GrassrootsViews]

Very beautiful. Visit the Mpumalanga province, I'd take you around

[@thandukwazinkosi7449]

1:00:32 RIP Bilali "Lang's" Street Fighter. Legendary spinner from Soweto DK. 7 times x2, clockwise & anti clockwise. If you know you know.🙌🙌

[@mavusanagpsvuthegp7150]

am still crying😭 even today mfanakithi ngale nsizwa izinja e soweto✊Lang's👊🤘

[@topskurk]

you said it, 13 police cars and a helicopter for a simple burglary... but for a murder they are scares... welcome to SA

[@Jonathan_Strange]

I thought the exact same thing... it was just after the journalist mentions that the are severe capacity constraints in the police. 🤔 Well. maybe it is because everyone is at the same crime scene. I couldn't quite understand why.

[@inconnu9844]

1h14'50 Documentaire date de Fev 2012 mais est toujours d'actualité!!

[@djstclair-e]

OLD FOOTAGE FROM 2012 BUT ITS VERY INFORMATIVE!!!

[@thepeskytraveller3870]

TIA! THIS IS AFRICA! If you westerners cannot comprehend how life is in SA, you can not judge how we protect ourselves. New Zealand is headed this way. People will have to start arming themselves to protect themselves from criminals who are hardly punished. And poachers should be treated the way they treat the animals they hunt.

[@johnm84]

It's getting that way here in Australia and in most other Western countries too.

[@johnm84]

Australia and most other Western countries are going to end up like South Africa in 5 to 10 years time.

[@christinerobinson547]

If you are a criminal in this country you get rewarded. You are EVIL if you are a law abiding citizen.

[@deathgun7481]

Super Christophe toujours au top merci pour ce documentaire :)

[@jc.eph.6]

This documentary was made in 2012

[@Ritesh-yy1zr]

Much more worse now

[@truebluewonderful1139]

So? It didn't get better.

[@lulamantshephe5595]

Ja man very old

[@MS-abc123]

Thanks ANC.

[@uniqtraveller2162]

Thanks for great documentary! Very eye opening

[@tommybutler2454]

No one should have to live like this

[@CuriousCattery]

Most of us choose to be here, we love our city and each other.

[@sanelemwelase]

We don't live this my dear.

[@donjuan2509]

well..coming to where you are soon enough

[@bronwynmay2603]

I have been all over Europe and live in Ireland,but at the end of the day you have such an need to be back on African soil. I was born here and these are my people. With all our problems we are far friendlier than Europeans.it’s where I need to be, right here in Joburg is where I’m happiest!

[@user-jk2zm7uq5s]

23:10 Look at this ancient CRT-TV. A cathode ray tube TV. The precursor to the flat screen TV. In a rich people's home?! This documentary must be from the 1990s/early 2000s?!

[@Yeezy747]

Golf 6 in the 90’s 2000’s?

[@molibelitaolana7373]

It’s 20011/2012 based on the boy’s shooting

[@Lee-RoyChauke]

Definitely shot after 2010 as we only had the Gautrain when the World cup happened

[@briodundada]

😂😂😂 they probably think the rich are currently using Motorola V360's 😂😂😂

[@Sydney_SouthAfrica]

"but there so many unemployed people, how must they live? so they live thru crime" that lady's comment at 17:30 gave me chills😔

[@tsebomoloi3410]

But it's true. If everyone were employed in respectable careers nobody would find the incentive to steal

[@knowingwhattimeitis]

Policing is a waste of our taxpayer money coz criminals are out the next day

[@Inyosi888]

Thank you for the documentary,

[@user-mg3pp7bz1e]

Cried my beloved country😢Politicians think it's a joke, but that's the norm 4 the ordinary cried 4 what it used 2 be😢😢😢😢 cry my beloved S A, sitizens r on their own... in a kraal with lions 😢

[@ashenafilegesse4266]

you're reporting as if there is no crime somewhere else nd you portray every one as violent, you're reporting as if you were in war zone.little exaggerated.on my side am not from here but I can tell you there is a lot of good things to tell about south Africans . They are friendly, loving, kind, fun loving, tolerant compared to others nd many more to tell I wish better days will come nd we all live in harmony together. May God bless nd prosper them

[@HansCoche]

Since 1994 we became the 3rd most violent country in the world, its not a picnic staying here.

[@fetB]

it literally said most people are peaceful

[@mrafam626]

@@HansCocheWork is moving me and my young family to waterfall midrand. Now am really concerned. Is the midrand area equally as bad?

[@MasiloMokoena-c2c]

Thanks for the good job keep it up.

[@salzwell25]

Things are very bad. Some people are in denial.

[@KOYA_SA]

Ziyakhala on full episode. good job the guys are making.

[@sugabooify]

I don't care who says what😂i love my country and would never live anywhere else 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@EgorZA82]

Community justice is the only way!!

[@lindamndlovu2023]

Though we have our very serious domestic issues and troubles, my country, my beautiful South Africa is 1 of the last, actual, safe havens left in the world for all humans on this planet we all call home

[@thembilematebesi4275]

Unemployment and therefore Poverty are closer to the roots of this problem. If the economy continues to grow at the snail's pace like it is now, and there's no fundamental change in the very fabric of South African society from driven by fundamental and holistic government policy (Intellectual, Economic and Social), the poor will always come for the bread of the rich. Inequality in South Africa is the highest of any nation on earth and unless the country takes concrete measures to genuinely bridge the divide, this will never stop. The only winners are security companies who get paid well as tensions continue to simmer and boil over.

[@ltgdr6298]

he thing is that the african is the poorest continent on earth as well as the one having the biggest population boom in history at the same time, so no matter how fast SA can devellop itself there will still be an illimited number of uneducated and poor african coming from all across the contienent, it's almost impossible to solve this dynamic since african dont seem to be ready for devellopement

[@CuriousCattery]

We're not poor in terms of the fertility of the land and natural resources. It's just been passed from the hands of one master to another. Only South Africans can fix South Africa.

[@christinerobinson547]

Too true Sir!@

[@X-Gen-001]

That guy Baba is an amazing man to overcome his sadness and rage to go on to doing really good work for the benefit of others, that takes incredible strength courage and intelligence. Also the woman who was r*ped, she was hurt badly, yet she is extremely passionate about teaching her students. So many injustices, no wonder the country is volatile.

[@AbelMafolo]

La sécurité devient une obsession lorsque les disparités sociales sont très grande Ce qui crée de la frustration et un esprit de vengeance tres acerbé

[@soerenleberre9240]

Vivant dans un pays aux différences de richesses exacerbées, mais aux mœurs différentes, j'en conclu qu'il vous faut voyager plus. 34:11

[@ltgdr6298]

les disparités sociales sont enormes au japon, hors c'est le pays avec le moins de criminalité au monde. La pauvreté n'a jamais été la cause de la sauvagerie, cest plutot l'inverse, la sauvagerie ne mène qu'a la destruction et a la pauvreté.

[@mikefire1314]

Our beloved Africa

[@KevinTravis-kw1rr]

Cape Town plenty🇿🇦 crimes and shootings every day

[@devillierscooks2743]

the 5.56 semi auto he is allowed to carry as a PSO is a LM5 and a variant of the Israeli Galil

[@AlphaSniperAcademy]

Finally someone commented on that mistake. I shook my head man.

[@serignesohiboudiop2491]

Ce qui se passe en Afrique du Sud est plus pire que ça

[@TalkSteer]

Why does he sound like an anime character during the narration

[@Ben.Mohamed2100]

On a l impression que ce pays est en pleine décadence...........un peu comme la F.

[@user-rh2im2zm9j]

Now all the criminals know she lives alone and what her number plate is ands .🙈

[@dumisani4689]

Living here in South Africa is like living in the very middle of the Rainforest jungle.

[@barbarasara4033]

Why??????

[@user-fg1gv7cm1m]

You're mad

[@christinerobinson547]

Actually "jungle justice is better than the present day justice we have.

[@TINO_MJ]

LOL guys it's not this scary. Please come to South Africa. It's a beautiful country. Every country in the world has problems. But the media LOVES to show Africa as brutal uncivilized violent people.

[@sittingbull607]

Guerre attentat kidnapping famine. Même mon ami Somalien de 65ans ne va plus en Afrique il a peur des balles perdu

[@gilbertikorong2636]

@TINO_MJ; the media are right; three of my friends were attacked. It's true that South Africa could be the most beautiful country in the world, but there is a lot of crime (at least 58 murders per day; at least 5800 rapes or attempted rapes per day; etc.). I can never set foot in South Africa, ever. Finally, why don't you reinstate the death penalty, you will see that it is a deterrent, because there will be are at most 3 murders per day and not 58 as it is today.

[@sisi.tete1247]

SA was my best experience, so nice people. ❤

[@gilbertikorong2636]

@@sisi.tete1247 ; are you dreaming or what (a country where there are at least 58 murders per day, sometimes even 84)

[@Alias-gy3tz]

Tino, don't lie to the people, South Africa is dangerous and lawless. Not everyone in SA are protected by high walls and private security companies, even people that are protected by it, still gets robbed, killed, and raped. SA, under the ANC is a failed state. It is also a mafia state. Our police service is a HUGE part of the problem, they are corrupt AF, just like our politicians. In fact, the politicians and cops are the biggest criminals in the country.

[@user-cb3gk9ch9s]

well done People from Alexandra..you are winning at least better than saps

[@manny8042]

The narrator's delivery is funny as hell man noways😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Foreign-Legion]

Beau reportage ❤

[@user-ul3tz4ix9y]

I love some answer to a question_ from presenter,- to game reserve team👌 Big up to the team 🎉

[@pr1me840]

The legacy of the ANC.

[@lo2740]

This documentary is from 2012, for those not capable to read the video description.

[@user-vh9hs4qe7r]

Thanks

[@andriesbritz6061]

So it got worse since then. 86 murders a day

[@johnm84]

It's 12 years old. It's gotten much worse since than.

[@JuliusSiezure]

thank you

[@kamogeloxavier8581]

Can someone tell the journalist that being restricted to film doesn't mean sneak in with your phone's camera

[@AM-kx4tr]

1:02:13 awesome documentary yall this was really cool

[@mohameddiakite8687]

Mr Christophe hondelatte. Ce Mr me fascine

[@DjVonDiego]

RESPECT TO ALL THE COPS THERE FIGHTING FOR PEACE!! :-)

[@kevintokyo4829]

Je suis algérien ,j'ai perdu un cousin assassiné lâchement à johanesbourg pour avoir refusé de se faire racketer par des noirs.Pauvre Nelson mandela

[@bilnax]

Vraiment ? Je suis algérien aussi et je comptait me rendre a Johannesburg pour 2 semaines mais en regardant ce documentaire je commence a douter sérieusement à partir la bas.

[@soerenleberre9240]

C'est sur que Nelson avait la grandeur du lion emprisonné, puis relâché, qui n'a jamais cherché à mordre son geôlier. On en est pas au même point, chez vos généraux, qui vous font croire que vos moindre malheurs sont du fait de l'ancien bienfaiteur.

[@task-hive]

This video is 12 years old! 😱

[@steveskyyz]

SA is something else will always love our safe country zimbabwe economic problems are better than crime

[@user-fg1gv7cm1m]

Look who is talking n your brothers are stealing electricity coper cables in south africa n hijacking motors n crossing them into Zimbabwe n you are building shacks in a building

[@johnm84]

Zimbabwe is not safe. Zimbabwe is lawless crime ridden and dangerous too.

[@eliojoubi311]

Slt & RESPECT à vous . Reportage de .... 2012.....Douze Ans plus tard 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@truebluewonderful1139]

Do you think the situation has become better? I don't think so.

[@CuriousCattery]

Wow, I had no idea as a white woman living in Joburg I was meant to be against black men living in Joburg. To think I've been friends with my enemies all this time.

[@thobilemditshwa8799]

It's amazing that our stories are told by the same people who's companies operate here in SA, they don't only loot our resources, they leave our country in ruins once they are done and our politicians come up with policies that will further widen the gap between the rich and the poor. We will all continue to suffer if we don't work together as South Africans regardless of race to ensure that these politicians do better instead of pointing fingers at each other. Divide and conquer is only a strategy to divide black people but also to divide races, and who benefits in the end, the colonial master.

[@takiemuleya9970]

16 yrs thato left children, at what age he started having children 🤔

[@Ben.Mohamed2100]

Depuis 2012.....c est devenue bien pire semble t il........

[@igorzkoppt]

J'ai trouvé l'année du reportage grâce à l'affaire Tatho: 2012. Cela explique bien des choses...

[@philippecardin1109]

Merci

[@ciejapatrick5072]

Alexandra un quartier très dangereux à Johannesburg

[@muntuedward5366]

Is sad when a teenager dies by the hands of law enforcement but let's not forget in some cases teenager's may be dangerous as well don't be fooled by age in Joburg

[@godfreymonama4833]

I think he was troublesome as well, I don't condone how the police reacted.

[@user-wi7en6jz8r]

Bleed tears my beloved country.

[@ca9968]

"In South Africa not even the animals escape the violence"... It is the animals that perpetrate the violence...😉

[@SelepeCyprian-yt3ks]

Its not strange. Theres no accountability however there cars are over a million but they cannot even give a car or team to be accountable for a suburb, town or whatsoever. Eventually you'll see them up and down doing nothing. Cars are never available when you call for a crime scene, the car is used for personal use instead of community

[@ProActiv_Media]

Its called a narrator, most documentaries have narrators.

[@dorothekapwabwa6990]

UN PAYS MERVEILLEUX ❤

[@ChicBach]

In your dreams 😅

[@CaseyWiggin]

One of the untold stories of South Africa

[@paulthemba9961]

Been a while since I've been to jozi

[@christinerobinson547]

You not missing anything, i promise.