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What does 24 years of freedom mean to South Africans?

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2018 · 40 MIN

What does 24 years of freedom mean to South Africans?

from African Dialogue · host Channel Africa

South Africa celebrates the month of April as Freedom month. This comes after the 1994 first democratic election that saw the African National Congress come into power from the apartheid government. All over the country people stood on ques for hours so they could x-mark the ballot box. So today we look at few ideologies that have resonated from the freedom charter. To help us unpack and discuss this further we are joined on the line by:1. Dr Ntshikelelo Breakfast Lecturer Stellenbosch University 2. Patrick Craven Spokesperson South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU)3. Jodi Williams Communications and Advocacy Project Officer Institute for Justice & Reconciliation

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