Unfettered internet access is still a luxury for many South Africans. But that's set to change for Cape Flats residents across Cape Town. American tech giant, Google has launched over 100 WiFi towers, called Google Stations in the city, as it looks to uplift some of the most vulnerable communities. CGTN's Julie Scheier has that report .
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