Bakwena Clan Productions

29/05/2026

Honoured to have my Reakgona Disability Centre documentary featured in yesterday’s newspaper. Deep gratitude to the Gauteng Film Commission for their support, and to Reakgona Disability Centre for trusting me to share their powerful story.

If you haven’t watched the Documentary yet, please do watch, subscribe and share😉

https://youtu.be/X8LqKCtBdPg?si=Ca7j7zBgVvb7jyUy

02/04/2026

The Reakgona Disability Centre is more than a place of support — it stands as a beacon of empowerment, proving that with the right tools and opportunities, ability shines brighter than limitation. Funded by GFC. Enjoy.
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Bakwena Clan Productions

26/02/2026

Production:Day 2

Interview with Mr Dibatsela Maabane: Supervisory Legal Practioner for Legal Aid, addressing the legal rights of persons with disabilities.

24/02/2026

Currently in Production
We are excited to announce a 30-minute documentary produced by Bakwena Clan Productions on the Reakgona Disability Centre at the University of Limpopo.

The Reakgona Disability Centre is more than a support hub — it is a beacon of empowerment, demonstrating that with the right tools and opportunities, ability shines brighter than limitation.

In keeping with its commitment to inclusivity, the documentary will feature a sign language interpreter, ensuring accessibility for the deaf community and reflecting the centre’s dedication to breaking barriers and celebrating diversity. Stay tuned for updates on the release. Funded by GFC👍🏼

06/01/2026

05/01/2026

Throwback: This industry tests strength and perseverance. It’s tough, but it shapes those who endure.” One day at a time😊

03/01/2026

https://youtu.be/YrsHzd_lUXQ?si=KZHiCnuf2J0PQJRZ

Young woman living with her boyfriend fighting for her future no matter the challenges she faces but never want to back down... Tinyiko is that woman..

03/01/2026

https://youtu.be/7CJs-tmNNP4?si=xoKNHGM_fPbHHTqA

Description: A story about a young, brave girl who lost her eyesight.