This social-awareness video for the World Council of Churches will be used around the world to get people thinking about the role that churches can play in creating gender equality.

The crew worked with the Petermaritzburg Agency for Christian Social Awareness to tell the personal stories of men and women who have been affected by domestic violence.

  Chedza Media was able to respond to the surge of violent xenophobic attacks that took place in May 2007 in a positive way. The international organisation, Doctors Without Borders, approached Chedza with an urgent need to deliver footage of the thousands of displaced refugees to their head offices in Geneva.  A crew was sent out to film the refugee camps in and around Johannesburg.

When a group of World Vision volunteers decided to embark on an epic cycle journey through Southern Africa in order  to raise awareness about the dangers of HIV and Aids, they chose Chedza Media as their media partner. What was supposed to be a once-off project turned into a five-year relationship.

These pictures were taken on the last Aids Cycle Relay when the group started in Pemba and rode all the way to Maputo, a journey of more than 2000km. Chedza Media produced stills, video material, live radio crossings and even a 24-minute television documentary on the Cycle Relays.

In 2006 the Greek Patriarch of Alexandria visited South Africa, Botswana and Mozambique. The Patriarchate commissioned Chedza Media to produce publicity material on the visit. We produced still pictures and video material.