The first episode featured on YouTube (Thesha Web Series) the same day and will run every Sunday at 5pm for the next 10 weeks.
Ziggy Rakuvu, the producer, said all 10 episodes will be made available on YouTube.
“‘Thesha’ is kasi slang for ‘work’. The series explores the vibrant spirit of youth entrepreneurship in modern-day South Africa and the challenges that the youth face just to see their dreams come true.
“Thesha is the brainchild of a new young company called Izigigaba Advertising and Communications (Pty) Ltd, which saw the unlimited opportunities that presented themselves in the growing internet infrastructure around them,” said Rakuvu.
He said they had content that they wanted to share to inspire the unemployed youth in the township.
“Our goal was to produce content that they could share with urban youths around the world and inspire the local unemployed youth in the township to look to other avenues for generating an income and do it in a legal way.
“Thesha seeks to share opportunities with the youth and to show them new and proactive, innovative and legal ways of making money in this ever-changing world,” said Rakuvu.
He said they were more than halfway to their first milestone of 1 000 views by the end of the week.
Ravuku thanked the viewers for the support and asked them to keep streaming, liking, sharing and, most importantly, subscribing.
You can also view the latest episode of Thesha by just clicking on the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIkjGoUUMb4&t=6s
