Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The #NoOneIsOneThing premiere held on June 24 screened eight films from Southern African content creators. Their stories were the outcome of the Safety, Dignity and Freedom self-documentation programme Iranti carried out in partnership with LEGABIBO, Wings to Transcend Namibia, Ivy Foundation, TREAT Zimbabwe and Intersex South Africa.
The #NoOneIsOneThing campaign aims to educate broader society around the existence of LGBTQIA+ persons, shifting the focus from their LGBTQIA+ identities to the various aspects of their lives that make them who they are.
Visit our website to find out more about us and the work we do: https://iranti.org.za/
The #NoOneIsOneThing premiere held on June 24 screened eight films from Southern African content creators. Their stories were the outcome of the Safety, Dignity and Freedom self-documentation programme Iranti carried out in partnership with LEGABIBO, Wings to Transcend Namibia, Ivy Foundation, TREAT Zimbabwe and Intersex South Africa.
The #NoOneIsOneThing campaign aims to educate broader society around the existence of LGBTQIA+ persons, shifting the focus from their LGBTQIA+ identities to the various aspects of their lives that make them who they are.
Visit our website to find out more about us and the work we do: https://iranti.org.za/
![B*TCH MAKOYA - OFFICIAL TRAILER [SeTswana Subs]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ius-YWfC29s/mqdefault.jpg "B*TCH MAKOYA - OFFICIAL TRAILER [SeTswana Subs]
In 2018, Kagiso Maema was brutally murdered in South Africas North West Province - just one of countless trans women and other LGBT+ persons to suffer violence in the region. Her body, identified by her tattoo which read Bitch Makoya, was dumped in a field not far from the tavern she used to visit with friends.
Follow Kagisos mother, and community in the search for answers as we ask: Who killed Kagiso Maema?
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