In South Africa, ‘Slay Queens’ advocate for women to live lavish lives funded by rich men. But are these influencers helping to liberate young women or leaving them vulnerable to South Africa's dangerous sexual economy? WATCH: Sex, Power, Money: South Africa’s Slay Queens, Friday 24th October at 7:30pm on Channel 4. #SlayQueens #SouthAfrica #UnreportedWorld #Documentary #Unreported25 | Unreported World

"You literally have to get drunk to be down here." These are the young men risking their lives to illegally mine for gold in South Africa. The abandoned mines used to be operated by commercial companies but have now turned into a wild west, guarded by armed gangs. | Unreported World

"Even if I die today I want Daniel to say I tried my best." Malikie is trying to build a new life for him and his son after most of his family died in a landslide in Sierra Leone. | Unreported World

This is what it’s like to grow up surrounded by daily shootings and warring gangs. Blomvlei Primary is caught in the crossfire of three gangs fighting to sell their drugs in the area. Turf wars between drug gangs in the Cape Flats near Cape Town have become so violent that the army have been sent in. | Unreported World