VOICED: Adrenaline rush with a township view at Soweto's towers

The video explores the transformation of cooling towers in Soweto, South Africa, from symbols of apartheid-era inequality to a hub for extreme sports and tourism. Once supplying electricity only to affluent areas, these towers now offer activities like bungee jumping, attracting tourists and changing perceptions of the area. The 2010 World Cup further boosted local tourism, with Soccer City built nearby. As Soweto nears its 100th anniversary, these developments help reshape its image from a township to a vibrant tourist destination.

In what ways did the power plant contribute to inequality in the past?

What impact has tourism had on the local community in Soweto?