Matter of fact

What does active citizenry actually look like? Sinazo is joined by Lebohang Zimba and Tebelelo Lentsoane from the civil organisation called Activate Leadership. Up for discussion is the importance of youth participation in governance, elections and civil society organisations.

Are women truly represented in South African politics? Rise Mzansi candidate for Gauteng Premier, Vuyiswa Ramokgopa joins Sinazo Nomarwayi to dispels a few misconceptions that come with being a woman in politics. They discuss the political landscape in the lead up to the 2024 general elections.

How far has South Africa come in 30 years? This question, although very loaded, needs to be answered. Sinazo chats with Dr Pedro Mzileni about what South Africa looks like 30 years into our democracy. Are we progressing or regressing?

What does democracy mean to you? Does democracy work in the African context? Join Sinazo Nomarwayi as she sits and chats with Advocate Sipho Mantula who explains what 'decolonising democracy' is and further explains why he thinks democracy is not working on the African continent.

Are political parties doing enough to convince people to vote for them? Lincoln Machaba, a councillor from Action SA, speaks on what his party's plans are if elected in this year's national elections. Sinazo Nomarwayi grills Lincoln on the issues that face most South Africans. Will it be action packed or a cake walk?

Are the youth really disinterested in politics or is something else at hand? Join Sinazo Nomarwayi as she answers that question and more as she sits down with youth leaders from Rise Mzansi and African Transformation Movement. The 3 cover many issues facing `South Africa in the lead up to the elections and detail how to fix said issues.