This pivotal episode commemorates the 30th anniversary of South Africa's democracy with a profound discussion on the role of youth in shaping the nation's electoral landscape. Seth Mazibuko, a distinguished leader from the 1976 Soweto uprising, shares his unique insights on the legacy of that pivotal time and its influence on modern youth activism.

Hosted by Zamayirha Peter, this episode explores the successes and challenges faced by today's young voters, reflecting on what has been done right, the missteps along the way, and the future path post-election. This narrative journey through history and its impact on contemporary political engagement is an essential listen for understanding the dynamics of youth participation in democracy.

Facilitated by: Zamayirha Peter

Guest: Seth Mazibuko

Research: Ramadimetja Makgeru

Producer: Zamayirha Peter

Technical assistance: Lonwabo Kente

Podcast Editor: Karabo Ramuhashi

Additional Sounds by Nelson Mandela