A year after his second appearance, Abo Booi returns to the C.Cast for Part 3, continuing one of our most meaningful conversations about the reality of working as a filmmaker and creative in South Africa.

Abo shares the emotional, financial and practical challenges of building a career in a difficult creative economy, speaking about resilience, critical mass, social capital, and the tension between talent and opportunity.

We explore what it takes to grow in the South African film industry, how to think about ownership and storytelling, and why African creatives need stronger ecosystems to thrive.

He also gives insight into his new Afrofuturist sci-fi short film and the process of developing it into a full feature, breaking down how low budget filmmaking, consistency and strategic relationships shape long-term growth.

If you are a filmmaker, creator or entrepreneur navigating the African creative landscape, this episode will feel like a mirror.

South African digital creator Doqter Cabbage (Mqhelomhle Moyo) sits down with us to talk about clean comedy, African storytelling and the creative discipline behind his viral skits.

From GTA South Africa to How to Train a South African Dog, he breaks down how he writes, shoots and edits his ideas, how brand deals fit into the bigger picture and why creators need to protect themselves from platform dependency.

He also reflects on early lessons from his sister, the lack of knowledge he had when starting out and how those moments shaped the creator he is today.

A thoughtful, funny and practical conversation for anyone building a creative career in Africa.

Tech should empower, not intimidate.

Google South Africa’s Country Director, Kabelo Makwane, breaks down what real digital inclusion looks like, how AI readiness starts with understanding, and why human-first tech leadership is Africa’s opportunity to shine.If you're building something, learning something, or just trying to keep up, this one's worth your time.