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#FeelGoodTuesday: "We would be naïve to think that all children have access to extracurricular activities"

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Vicky Denise Chili is a young proudly KZN woman who is inspiring a community with the power of storytelling using a projector, an open space, and a few chairs.

She is the founder of eKasi Bioscope, which is a fun-filled theatre experience.

Most of the movie screenings happen within the community of Umlazi, but due to the pandemic, they have had to be put on a pause for safety concerns.

Stacey and J Sbu had the opportunity to catch up with this incredible young woman on Tuesday to share more about her passion project and what plans she has for it in the future.
4 May 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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