ONE of the matric pupils who are enjoying being in paperless classes where tablets are used instead of hard copy books. Photo by Christopher Moagi

A young man utilizing the the gym equipment provided at the local park in Soweto. Photo by Christopher Moagi

WORKING OUT: The youth taking turns in working their muscles at the park in Soweto. Photo by Christopher Moagi

WORKING OUT: The youth taking turns in working their muscles at the park in Soweto. Photo by Christopher Moagi

MERRY GO ROUND:Sipping his world around at the local park in Vlakfontein, south of Joburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi

NOT YET UHURU. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

JOY RIDE: A child ridding a bicycle which probably belongs to his father around Spruitview. Photo by Christopher Moagi

Spring Fiesta 2014. Photo by Christopher Moagi

QUENCHING THE THIRST: A lady drinks water from the broken water metre after hours of protesting in Newclare in Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi

Photogenic young boy poses with his while eating his apple. This could be the President some day. Photo by Christopher Moagi

UNDER FIRE: Protesters run for cover as police fire rubbers bullets at them during a service delivery protest in Eikenhof, South of  Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi

CLEANING UP: Police officers trying to clear the road in Eikenhof after the service delivery protest. Photo by Christopher Moagi

Pupils at Westbury Primary School in Joburg raised their hands after the MEC of Education Panyaza Lesufi asked who wanted to be a teacher or a doctor among them. Photo by Christopher  Moagi

A child cries while praying at the funeral of the three-year-old Luke Tibbetts who was killed by a stray bullet during an alleged gang violence incident in Westbury. Photo by Christopher Moagi

One of the tools used by law enforcement officers to disperse violent protesters in Eikenhof, south of Joburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi

The view of the Soweto Campus UJ from Power Park. Photo by Christopher Moagi

READY FOR ACTION: Red Ants walking past to demolish the shacks in Zandspruit, north of Joburg where they left over 300 people without roofs over their heads. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

TAKING IT DOWN: Red Ants ganging up on a shack in an attempt to bring it down. Photo by Christopher Moagi

THE LAST PULL: The last side of the shack is being pulled down to bring the shack down completely. Photo by Christopher Moagi

A guitar placed on wooded pole while Red Ants are on the mission of demolishing shacks. Photo by Christopher Moagi  

Vehicles moving at high speed under the deadly bridge in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni.
The bridge doesn't have protective rails to protect the pedestrians from falling over, but residents use it regardless. Photo  by Christopher Moagi

Vehicles moving at high speed under the deadly bridge in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni.
The bridge doesn't have  protective rails to protect the pedestrians from falling over, but residents use it regardless. Photo  by Christopher Moagi

UP IN THE AIR: Supreme I, a Soweto based street dance crew showing off their unique dance moves. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

A normal day for ordinary children in Zamimpilo informal settlement, near Riverly, in Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

A normal day for ordinary children in Zamimpilo informal settlement, near Riverly, in Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

A normal day for ordinary children in Zamimpilo informal settlement, near Riverly, in Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi 

READY TO WORK: Ekurhuleni Emergency Services new call center agents lined up out side the Ekurhuleni offices in Bedfordview, west of Johannesburg in May 2014. Photo by Christopher Moagi  

Young men who volunteered to take out the dead bodies of the illegal miners make their way into the dark mine hole in Durban Deep, near Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg in February 2014. Photo by Christopher Moagi

Young men who volunteered to take out the dead bodies of the illegal miners make their way into the dark mine hole in Durban Deep, near Roodepoort in February 2014. Photo by Christopher Moagi

LAST MAN TO ENTER: One of the volunteers gets ready to get in the dark mine hole where the bodies of the illegal miners were trapped inside. Photo by Christopher Moagi

Volunteers lifting up one of the semi-decomposed dead bodies to the ground. Photo by Christopher Moagi

As South Africans were remembering the lives that were lost in the Shapville Massacre, Agang  SA commemorated the Human Rights Day at a church in Thokoza, Ekurhuleni joined by young children who were holding candles at the event. Photo by Christopher Moagi

FILLING UP: Teenage boy gets water from a communal tap in Zandspruit informal, one of the dirtiest settlement near Honeydew, north of Johannesburg. Photo by Christopher Moagi

CAPTURING THE MOMENT: A passer-by takes a photo of the building that was on fire in Johannesburg CBD at the corners of Plein and Eloff. 21 May, 2014.The fire burnt three shops. Photo by Christopher Moagi