Tembisa TV The Heart Of 1632

02/06/2025

TEMBISA Winter Cup Tournament on the 14th-22nd of JUNE 2025.. Ikusasa Lethu Youth Development Program will again ignite change in the community of Tembisa.. coming soon this winter season... heart of 1632..

01/06/2025

30/05/2025

Tembisa TV the heart of 1632.

19/05/2025

Tembisa TV is the Heart of 1632

12/05/2025

It was a such an honor....Preview clip of the Soup Kitchen Ekasi..

11/05/2025

The Ikusasa Lethu Youth Developement Soup Kitchen was incredible..We love Initiatives that actually make a difference in the community....Our Mothers and children received warm clothing and food donations..The beef soup was to die for.... ...

05/05/2025

The true story of the RED Bullies.. Tembisa TV Short Films Review....Take Bullying Serious as it can become a severe problem.. Heart of 1632..

27/04/2025

INGWE The Tiger in Back in the scene.. NOW Bookable for your next event....

17/02/2025

Tembisa, a vibrant township east of Johannesburg, South Africa, emerged in 1957 as a product of apartheid-era segregation policies, designed to forcibly relocate Black residents from areas like Alexandra and Kempton Park. Its name, derived from the Zulu word *Thembisa* ("promise"), ironically contrasts the state's empty assurances of improved living conditions with the harsh realities of overcrowded settlements and systemic neglect. Yet Tembisa became a crucible of resilience, nurturing a dynamic cultural identity through grassroots activism, street art, and influential music scenes like Kwaito. Post-apartheid, it remains a testament to community solidarity, balancing the scars of its past with bustling markets, spirited street life, and an enduring legacy of resistance—a living archive of South Africa’s struggle for dignity and self-determination.
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