Housing activist Megan Bobotyana lives in an occupied building just meters away from Cape Town's swanky waterfront. The former nurses home was left unoccupied for years before Megan and fellow activists from 'Reclam the City' moved in to make a point to the government about the lack of affordable housing. Even though the building has no electricity, Megan believes it's worth the sacrifice.
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