How do you know who to vote for? We hear a lot from the political party leaders, but who are the youth leaders? Join Bafana Modise on 'Manifesto Unpacked,' engaging with political party youth leaders to dissect and clarify their party manifestos. The youth hold the key to South Africa's future - through honest conversations, we aim to gain a clearer understanding of the political ideologies, so you can make more informed choices at the ballot box.
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How do you know who to vote for? We hear a lot from the political party leaders, but who are the youth leaders? Join Bafana Modise on 'Manifesto Unpacked,' engaging with political party youth leaders to dissect and clarify their party manifestos. The youth hold the key to South Africa's future - through honest conversations, we aim to gain a clearer understanding of the political ideologies, so you can make more informed choices at the ballot box.
What is the role of religion in politics? And how does it create order in everyday society? Join Bafana Modise as he chats with Prudence Mabasa who has been with the African Christian Democratic Party for 5 years. They discuss the morality the party seeks to bring to the table in their manifesto that ranges from both load and water- shedding to finding solutions in the basic education system and changes in cabinet once they are in government.
Manifesto Unpacked
How do you know who to vote for? We hear a lot from the political party leaders, but who are the youth leaders? Join Bafana Modise on 'Manifesto Unpacked,' engaging with political party youth leaders to dissect and clarify their party manifestos. The youth hold the key to South Africa's future - through honest conversations, we aim to gain a clearer understanding of the political ideologies, so you can make more informed choices at the ballot box.
