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.
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
Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille resigns after battling with her party, Democratic Alliance, in Cape Town. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien
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
Protest against capitalism and its effects on women's bodies, Cape Town. Photo by Yazeed Kamaldien
My two YouTube channels that show work: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa7cnY4ow0opJioHIguNszQ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCccfcZs_YVTiMvmDIzylKYQ
Seeking the New Moon at the end of Ramadaan in Cape Town.
Ahmed Kathrada: a portrait. Kathrada was Mandela's jail mate on Robben Island.
Dance For All, a dance school in Cape Town, teaches young people to move!
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/
EVICTED: A short film showing Cape Town residents who have been evicted by city officials. Running time: 6:06 minutes.
IMAGINA NA COPA: documentary film following Brazilian protests against that country's hosting of Fifa's Soccer World Cup in 2014
Inside Kobane: documentary film about Islamic State's impact on Kobane, Syria