Bravery Talks

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Bravery Talks Podcast explores student activism and the meaning of courage across generations. Hosted by Olona Mzimba, it reflects on historic protests such as the Soweto Uprising and compares them with student activism today. Through conversations and interviews, the podcast asks what being brave means in different contexts, whether standing up against apartheid with only your voice, or navigating modern challenges where students often turn to digital activism.
2 Jul English South Africa Education · Society & Culture

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