A week after Poppie Nongena won the film of the year at the BRICS film festival, the film's star Clementine Mosimane says not much has changed in South Africa since apartheid. The actress, known for her roles in Isibaya and Soul City, also shares her memories of her grandmother as a domestic worker, and growing up during the Soweto Uprising where her mother was a journalist.
As you drive into Soweto early morning, lines and lines of red and orange buses and white taxis are about, ferrying thousands of people, including domestic workers, to their jobs in affluent suburbs many kilometres from here.
