Yazeed Kamaldien

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Yazeed Kamaldien

Yazeed Kamaldien is a journalist, photojournalist and documentary filmmaker based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has produced his own short films, worked as a production manager with production companies as well as researcher. He has also worked as a fixer with international production companies. His work has  taken him to more than 40 countries, including stints in Yemen, Jordan, Sudan and extensive travels in European countries and Brazil.

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu, now a fragile version of the freedom fighter known worldwide, with Marlene le Roux at the unveiling of a painting of her at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien

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Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille resigns after battling with her party, Democratic Alliance, in Cape Town. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien

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A man sits on a couch on Democracy Way in Cape Town. The area has a long way to go before its residents enjoy the fruits of the democratic South Africa as poverty and crime inhibit them from thriving. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien

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Protest against capitalism and its effects on women's bodies, Cape Town. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien

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South Africa’s mining landscape unfolds against a backdrop of social challenges, leading mining companies such as Kumba Iron Ore to play a role in local development. Kumba runs a number of social investment initiatives in towns where it operates.

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Even though dancer-choreo-grapher Mamela Nyamza is this year’s featured artist at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, she still feels as though she’s struggling to get work in her home country — although right now she is in high spirits. Nyamza will perform Black Privilege, which was commissioned for the festival, and following that, Hatched, a work she debuted a decade ago. Two other works she choreographed will also be staged during the 11-day festival.

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My two YouTube channels that show work: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa7cnY4ow0opJioHIguNszQ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCccfcZs_YVTiMvmDIzylKYQ

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Seeking Shelter: women’s shelters and the challenges they face.

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Seeking the New Moon at the end of Ramadaan in Cape Town.

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Ahmed Kathrada: a portrait. Kathrada was Mandela's jail mate on Robben Island.

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Dance For All, a dance school in Cape Town, teaches young people to move!

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Lionel Davis: portrait of the anti-apartheid artist

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Courtney Pieters: the parents of the three-year speaks about their loss

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Short portfolio video: a quick overview of some of my work

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Bo-Kaap videos: various videos about protests against gentrification https://web.facebook.com/yazkam/videos/2048024971893200/ https://web.facebook.com/yazkam/videos/2043923885636642/ https://web.facebook.com/yazkam/videos/2036620506366980/

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EVICTED: A short film showing Cape Town residents who have been evicted by city officials. Running time: 6:06 minutes.

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IMAGINA NA COPA: documentary film following Brazilian protests against that country's hosting of Fifa's Soccer World Cup in 2014

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Inside Kobane: documentary film about Islamic State's impact on Kobane, Syria

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