Protest and Power

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This podcast episode explores why young people protest and what motivates them to speak out against issues affecting them in society. The podcast mainly focuses on how young people feel excluded from political decision-making processes, which often leads to frustration and protest. It also explores other social and economic factors that influence youth activism and participation in protests.
The podcast includes different perspectives from students, politicians, and members of the public through interviews, vox pops, and complex audio packages. Through these discussions, the podcast examines what drives young people to demand change and how they use their voices to challenge power and raise awareness about issues affecting their communities.

Host: Cabangile Shandu
Co-Host: Luniko Kondile
Producer: Entle Velemu
Technicians: Siphesihle Nondishe
Script Writer: Limise Dyani
Marketers: Lelethu Mondi
2 Jul English South Africa Education · Society & Culture

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