The Green Dam (2006): Post Apartheid South Africa has seen a lot of change. We visit the Green Dam, where South Africa's poorest whites are living.

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Since the end of Apartheid many white South Africans have struggled to get by. The removal of their safety net has sent around a quarter into poverty.

The Green Dam is a place where many of the newly destitute and unemployed white South Africans congregate. There, food banks hand out survival packages and a movement has emerged to protect the interests of the poor white south Africans. This movement is called Solidarity and helps to defend the housing rights of their community.

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