In June 2010, the eyes of the world were on South Africa as it hosted the largest international sporting event - the FIFA World Cup. For ordinary South Africans, it was also a month-long reprieve from the usual bad news about crime, corruption, and poverty that has plagued the nation in recent years. But it is only now, months after the World Cup has been over and the fans have long gone home, that South Africa can finally access how it moves forward, and how it overcomes the huge number of challenges it faces.

 
Directors/Producers - Shareen Anderson and Lisa Henry
Camera Operators – Ian Miller, Shareen Anderson, Joao Duarte, and David Jacobs
Offline Editor - Taku Kaskela and Marina du Toit
Production Assistants - Ivy Sithole, Mishumo Mathivha, Mbali Langa
Music Supervisor - Taku Kaskela
Online Editor - Warwick Allan, Mushroom Media
Final Audio Mix - Janno Müller, On Key Sound Studios
Executive Producer for Al Jazeera English - Mike Dillon

RELATED LINKS:

Left Hand Films
Al Jazeera English
Rageh Omaar Facebook Page
Royal Bafokeng Nation
Dominican Convent School
Solidarity Helping Hand
Somali Association of South Africa
Maponya Mall, Soweto
FIFA World Cup